What it is
Metis is the company's memory, kept and read by its agents: what every agent knows, follows and learns. Every memory keeps its source, and a person confirms it before an agent reads it.
Where to find it
Data → Metis.
The menus
- Overview: how many memories the agents read, how many wait for a person and how many were used in 30 days.
- Hand-offs: who gets which kind of work when an agent passes it to a person.
- Agent rules: what agents must and must not do.
- Memory: what was learned, with the review queue.
- Sources: where knowledge comes from, such as your help center, website and documents, and the order agents search them in.
- Scans: the readings of your sources that fill the memory.
- Test: Try a question to see how an agent would answer, and Unanswered for questions it could not answer.
Confirm what agents may read
- Open Data → Metis. A number beside a menu means something waits there.
- Open Memory and go through the entries that wait for a person.
- Open Sources if it shows a number: a source is missing or needs attention.
- Open Test → Unanswered to see what customers asked that no source covers.
- Select How it works at the top right for a diagram of how knowledge reaches the agents.
What the marks mean
- A number beside Memory: entries waiting for review.
- A number beside Sources: sources that are missing or broken.
- A number beside Scans: scans reading now.
- A number beside Test: unanswered questions.
- A coloured dot beside Hand-offs or Agent rules: whether that menu is complete or still needs your answers.
- On a source: Up to date, Needs attention, Not connected or Built in.
Good to know
- Everyone in the workspace reads Metis. Only a workspace admin edits it and confirms memories.
- The tab shows only when Metis is switched on for your workspace.
- Questionnaires, Policies, Customer fields and the Growth profile moved to Data → Company profile, under Fields you state yourself. Old links open there.
- Changes here apply from an agent's next run.