Agent finding files outside of Knowledge base on SharePoint site.

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Posted on by JK-29111522-0

Hi,

I created an agent to use a single folder within a document library on a sharepoint site, for example: "SharePointSite/DocumentLibrary/Folder1/Test". This is the single source of knowledge for the Agent. Inside are a handful of PDFs and Docx files.

Now, if ask it specific questions, it will go and pull files from: "SharePointSite/DocumentLibrary/Folder2" or "SharePointSite/DocumentLibrary/Folder3/FolderInsideFolder/FolderHere"

Now, the content of the files it has found in those folders are relevant to the question asked, but why is it going to other folders? Surely by setting a single path to a folder, it should stay within the bounds of that folder? If that's not the case, then why are we able to specifically add individual folders on a SharePoint site in the first place?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

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JK-29111522-0 7 on at

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Agent finding files outside of Knowledge base on SharePoint site.

That's so bizarre to me..

Is there a guide on how to use a SharePoint List for this?

I've just gone ahead and created a separate SharePoint Site, and copied the files to that document library, created a new agent and linked the knowledge that that library.

Not ideal, as now I need to update files in two places... but that will work for now.

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Artur Stepniak 226 on at

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Agent finding files outside of Knowledge base on SharePoint site.

Hello,

I guess the answer is that probably it's still indexing the whole SP site/library. You should think about how to properly feed the data to the model - usually the approach with simply connecting to the library is not working very well as it's too random. You can use a Sharepoint list or Dataverse table to store the data - that way the model can use RAG to generate a response for the user. Otherwise it's based solely on the indexed library content.

In case of any other questions, let me know. If the answer helped you, mark it, so that others can benefit from it.

Best regards,

Artur Stepniak