Add Local Folder to Knowledge Stores

To index local files into an AI knowledge base, you specify a local directory for indexing into a searchable knowledge store. This allows AI agents to access and retrieve information from your reference materials asynchronously.

Yes, you can add a local folder to AI context by indexing its contents into a knowledge store. You can assign a custom name to this store, or it will default to using the folder's name for easy identification.

Background indexing for local directories works by executing indexing jobs asynchronously. This mechanism allows you to continue working while the knowledge execution tool processes and indexes your file-based reference materials in the background.

Yes, you need the Bluera knowledge execution tool to create and manage knowledge stores. It handles the background job execution required to index your local directories and make them searchable for AI agents.

The best way to make design documents searchable for AI agents is to index the local folder containing them into a knowledge store. This process utilizes a file-based source type, enabling quick retrieval of relevant design specifications.

Indexing a local directory of reference material is limited to file-based source types. The process relies on asynchronous background job execution, meaning the knowledge store may not be immediately searchable until the indexing job completes.