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🏢 Tell the Agent about your business
2 months ago

🏢 Tell the Agent about your business

Write a short description of your company once, and the Agent factors it into every answer for everyone on your team.

  • Answers judged against your reality. Ask "is our gross margin healthy?" and a B2B SaaS company sees 75% read as strong against software norms. A manufacturer sees the same number read against much thinner industry margins.
  • Written once, used everywhere. An admin adds the description in the new Company context tab in your Library. Every conversation in the workspace picks it up, with nothing to configure per user.
  • Free text, no forms to fill. A few lines on your business model, size, market, and what good looks like on your key metrics is enough.
  • Works with your numbers, not instead of them. The Agent still answers from your model. The description tells it how to read what it finds.

How to get started:

  1. Open the Library. Admins land on Company context by default.
  2. Edit the card and describe your company in a few lines.
  3. Ask the Agent a question that needs judgment, like whether a margin or a growth rate looks healthy.

This is the first piece of context you can give the Agent, and more ways to ground it in your business are coming.