Build a library around real jobs
Create reusable knowledge packages for an investigation, team, or recurring assignment instead of assembling the same background every time.
Dynamic Context. Package the knowledge a recurring job needs. Test which sources are included, see what permissions exclude, and keep the right versions within reach.
Illustrative workflow with synthetic data.

Product walkthrough
Read the transcript and visual descriptionsCreate reusable knowledge packages for an investigation, team, or recurring assignment instead of assembling the same background every time.
Bring documents, business records, and structured knowledge into one package while keeping each item linked to its source.
Identify which collection, version, or record population belongs in the package. Make required information explicit.
Combine reusable organizational context with the more specific material needed by a team, application, or individual task.
Assemble knowledge for the current actor and workspace. A reusable package does not give its consumer new access rights.
Test what the package includes, review missing or optional material, and keep changes versioned as the job evolves.
Test a lithium compliance question and inspect the included bulletin, its version, and the review notes excluded by permission.
Ask about current telemetry and pending approval. Preview the context that this job-specific request would use.
The preview includes the approved port bulletin and its source version. Review the material that supports the answer.
Compliance review notes remain excluded when permission is denied. A context package does not bypass the access rules of its sources.

In practice
A lithium compliance question needs a current bulletin, but it does not grant access to restricted review notes. Dynamic Context makes the included version and the permission omission visible in the preview, so the team can assess the package before using it with an agent.
Example operation.Explore the solutionStart with the questions the agent must answer, the sources it may use, and the access boundaries the context must respect.