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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neuralfactory.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Citations & Sources

When an agent answers using information from your knowledge bases, it includes numbered citations so you can verify the information and trace it back to the original documents.

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How citations work

Responses include numbered references like [1], [2], [3]. Each number corresponds to a specific document chunk the agent retrieved.
Based on the Employee Handbook [1], full-time employees are entitled to 25 days of annual leave [2]. Part-time employees receive a pro-rated allocation [1].
Here, citations [1] and [2] point to specific sections the agent used to compose its answer.
Agent response with citations expanded

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Viewing sources

Below each response, expand the “Sources used” section to see:
  • Document name — The source file
  • Chunk preview — A snippet of the retrieved text
  • Source type — File upload, SharePoint, Google Drive, etc.

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Exploring a source

Click any citation number to open the source viewer. This shows the full retrieved text chunk with document metadata, letting you:
  • Verify the answer against the original text
  • Read surrounding context for a fuller picture
  • Identify which document to consult for more detail
Source viewer showing retrieved document chunk

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When citations appear

Citations appear only when the agent searches a knowledge base. If the agent answers from general knowledge or an external tool, there won’t be citations. Their presence signals that the answer is grounded in your organization’s documents.

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No citations?

If you expected citations but didn’t see any:
  • The agent may not have a knowledge base connected — ask your administrator
  • The question may not have matched any indexed documents
  • The agent may have answered from its general training data instead