Agent tools

Lists every document in your library and its versions.

Shows a document's table of contents, so the agent can go straight to the right section.

Reads one section (by number, like 4.2, or by title, like Terminology), with a citation for every paragraph.

Finds the passages that best match a question, by meaning and by exact words. Can be limited to one document or version.

Finds rules and requirements: what must, must not, should or may happen, and limits with numbers. Filter by topic, by who the rule applies to, or by strength.

Finds where a term is defined, and what the definition says.

Follows references like "see Section 3.4" or "as defined in RFC 5322" to the text they point to.

Returns one passage in full, with its source, and checks it against its fingerprint.

Re-checks that a passage is genuine. Optionally re-reads the original file too.

Packs the best verified evidence for an answer into a token budget, adding newer wording and conflicting statements where relevant.

Shows a document's version history.

Shows what changed between two versions: by section, by rule, or by references.

Finds which version a passage first appeared in, and how it changed.

Lists the documents that reference a given document, so you know what to review when it changes.

Finds statements in different documents that disagree, with both sides quoted.

Adds a file or folder to your library. Large additions continue in the background.

Checks on documents that are still being added.