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Knowledge Base Overview 📚

When a visitor asks Myntics a question, the AI doesn't guess — it searches through everything you've taught it and picks the most relevant content before forming an answer.

Here's exactly how that works.


How Myntics finds the right answer​

Think of it like a really good librarian. When someone walks in and asks a question, the librarian:

  1. Listens carefully to understand what the visitor really wants
  2. Checks the FAQ shelf — if there's an exact match, they hand that over immediately
  3. Searches the stacks — if not, they look through all your docs and web pages for the most relevant passages
  4. Gives a clear answer — using the retrieved content as their source, not their imagination
Visitor message
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Intent classification
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FAQ exact match? ──── Yes ──→ Return FAQ answer
↓ No
Semantic search (all content)
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OpenAI generates final answer using found context

Content types and when to use each​

SourceBest forPriority
FAQsSingle definitive answers🥇 Checked first
DocumentsLong-form guides, policies, manuals🥈 Searched after FAQs
Scraped pagesWebsite content, product pages, blogs🥈 Same as documents
Text entriesShort facts — hours, address, pricing🥈 Same as documents

Normal search looks for exact words. Semantic search understands meaning.

So if your docs say "We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee" and a visitor asks "Can I get a refund?", Myntics connects those two — even though the words are different.


Keeping your knowledge fresh​

The AI only knows what's currently indexed. If you update your website or docs:

  • Re-scrape the updated pages in Knowledge → Scraped Pages → Re-scrape
  • Re-upload updated documents — delete the old version first
  • Update or delete outdated FAQs

Stale content = stale answers. A quick re-scrape after any major update keeps Myntics accurate.


Vector storage​

Every piece of content you add gets converted into a vector — a mathematical representation that makes semantic search possible. Your plan includes a vector storage limit.

Go to Dashboard → Usage to see how much of your quota you've used. If you're running low, delete outdated scraped pages to free up space.