Scope grounding for declarative agents to specific data sources
Users can scope grounding for declarative agents to specific data sources.
Details:
What changed: Users can now define which data sources a declarative agent draws from. This ensures more precise responses and reduces unnecessary information.
Why: This gives users more control over how declarative agents use organizational data.
Try this:
- Select a declarative agent where sources have been exposed or define sources in the manifest for your agent.
- Limit grounding to a single repository for more focused results.
- Test the agent's output to confirm improved relevance.
Why this matters:
Business impact: Improves control over data usage and response accuracy.
Personal impact: Helps users get answers that match their needs.
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Applies to
- Windows
- Web
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