Knowledge Base
Give your AI agents deep domain knowledge so they can answer product-specific questions, follow company policies, and provide accurate information during calls.
How It Works
Levrage.AI agents use a knowledge base to ground their responses in facts you provide. Instead of relying solely on their training data, agents reference your knowledge base to answer questions accurately and consistently.
There are two ways to provide knowledge:
Typed Knowledge
Pass knowledge directly when creating or updating an agent:
Updating Knowledge
Update an agent’s knowledge base at any time:
You can update typed_knowledge without affecting any other agent settings — only the fields you send will change.
Writing Effective Knowledge
Do
- Structure with clear headings — Use labels like
POLICY:,PRODUCT:,FAQ: - Include specific numbers — Prices, dates, limits, measurements
- Cover common questions — Think about what customers will ask
- Keep it factual — Avoid opinions or marketing language
- Update regularly — Stale knowledge leads to wrong answers
Don’t
- Don’t paste entire websites — Curate the most relevant information
- Don’t include internal jargon — Agents will repeat what you give them
- Don’t add contradictory info — The agent may get confused
- Don’t write instructions here — Use the prompt field for behavior instructions
Example: Real Estate Agent Knowledge
Knowledge Base via Dashboard
For large documents (PDFs, manuals, catalogs), upload them through the Dashboard:
- Go to Levrage.AI Studio
- Select your agent → Knowledge Base tab
- Click Upload Document
- Supported formats: PDF, TXT, DOCX (max 10MB)
The uploaded documents are automatically processed and made available to your agent during calls.
How Agents Use Knowledge
During a call, when the user asks a question, the agent:
- Searches the knowledge base for relevant information
- Extracts the most relevant facts
- Formulates a natural response using those facts
- Cites specific details (prices, names, policies) accurately
The agent will never hallucinate information that contradicts your knowledge base. If the answer isn’t in the knowledge base, the agent will acknowledge it doesn’t have that information rather than guessing.