query

To get cited answers and prevent hallucinations, query the knowledge base using a 3-layer search, synthesis, and citation propagation process. Every returned claim is grounded with a specific page slug, ensuring trust and reducing fabricated information.

The best way to search across structured data, SOPs, and playbooks is using multi-hop reasoning with keyword, semantic, and relational queries. This surfaces relevant results from the brain's content while respecting source precedence and resolving conflicts.

To retrieve information about specific people, ask a direct question like 'What do we know about X?'. The query skill searches the brain's knowledge base and returns a citation-backed answer with explicit page slugs supporting each claim.

When a knowledge base search finds no matching information, the system explicitly notes the gap and states that the brain has no information. This safe handling of gaps ensures you are aware of missing data instead of receiving fabricated or hallucinated responses.

Yes, multi-hop reasoning works for resolving conflicting information during retrieval. The query process respects source precedence while resolving conflicts, ensuring the synthesized answer reflects the most authoritative data backed by explicit citations.

Yes, you can use grounded responses for lookups across structured brain content. The system is designed for questions, lookups, and information retrieval, enforcing grounding with explicit citations for every claim surfaced during the search.