compliant-position

To enforce internal knowledge retrieval before external web search, configure your agent to run a gbrain search for any topic before initiating a web_search. This ensures the agent checks existing brain pages first, maintaining compliant retrieval ordering and consistent citations.

Brain-first retrieval compliance for citation ordering requires an agent to consult internal gbrain pages before looking outward to external web sources. This approach grounds answers in established organizational knowledge and prevents premature external lookups.

You can configure an adaptive fallback by instructing your agent workflow to evaluate the sufficiency of the initial gbrain search results. If the internal brain answer is thin, the agent then conditionally triggers an external web_search to supplement with fresh information.

Your agent performs external web searches before checking internal brain pages due to a lack of enforced position-relative compliance in the workflow. Applying a brain-first retrieval rule ensures gbrain search runs before any external web_search to fix this call ordering issue.

No specific dependencies are required to maintain compliant retrieval ordering in agent workflows. The behavior enforces first-brain-reference-before-first-external-reference logic natively by applying the gbrain search rule before external web_search calls.