knowledge-browse

To list indexed documents in the Knowledge base, you can fetch data from knowledge endpoints using specified scopes and query filters. The results are rendered as a markdown table showing titles, types, statuses, and timestamps.

Yes, you can filter Knowledge base content by status and difficulty. The filtering capability also supports narrowing results by space, unit_id, content_type, tags, topics, and title text search.

The best way to see recently indexed items is to query the knowledge endpoints with a specified scope. The system returns key metadata including timestamps, allowing you to review the latest indexed documents or units.

To diagnose why a document is missing from the Knowledge index, you can browse the indexed items and identify units by their current status. This helps you see if the document failed indexing or is pending.

Browsing the Knowledge base uses the provided knowledge connection to ensure you are viewing the correct environment. This connection-aware approach guarantees the results match your specific target or ready state.

When discovering indexed Knowledge units, the available metadata includes the title, type, difficulty, topics, status, and timestamps. This information is presented in a markdown table with totals and filter summaries.