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Knowledge sources

A knowledge source is content your AI agents and teammates can draw on: FAQs, uploaded documents, web pages, pasted text, and pages synced from Notion or Confluence. Masheev splits each source into passages, indexes them, and retrieves the most relevant passages when it answers.

Notion sources, Confluence sources and Team only knowledge are in beta. See Availability.

Audience

Every source has an audience. Choose it when you create the source. You can change it later.

AudienceCustomersTeammates
Public (default)Agents may use it to answer customers on every channel: chat widget, email, SMS, WhatsApp, Instagram, voice calls, and AI reply suggestions a teammate may send.Can search it.
Team onlyNever used in anything a customer receives.Can search it with knowledge.ask from the API or MCP.

Use Team only for internal runbooks, pricing notes, escalation guides and anything else you would not paste into a customer reply.

Changing the audience takes effect on answers immediately. For a Notion or Confluence source, its pages are taken out of use and synced again under the new audience, so it can take a few minutes before they answer questions again. You can't change the audience while the source is syncing. Existing sources were all Public before audiences existed, so nothing changed for them.

Only workspace admins can create a source or change its audience. Each audience change is recorded in the audit log, including whether it came from the dashboard, the API or MCP.

Choose sources per agent

By default an agent uses every Public source in the workspace. To limit an agent, assign it specific sources in the agent's knowledge settings. The agent then uses only those sources, and only the ones that are Public. Assigning a Team only source to an agent does not make it visible to customers.

Notion

Connect Notion

  1. An admin opens Settings → Integrations and connects Notion.
  2. Notion asks which pages to share with Masheev. Share only the pages you want to use. Masheev can read nothing else.

Masheev requests read access only. It never edits your Notion workspace.

Create a Notion source

Pick a root page or database the connection can see. Everything under it is synced: child pages, pages nested in toggles and columns, child databases and their rows. Then set:

  • Name and audience.
  • Excluded pages. Pages to leave out. Excluding a page also leaves out the pages under it.
  • Include new pages automatically. On by default. New pages created under the root are added on the next sync, after the secret check below. Turn it off to sync only the pages that exist when you create the source.

Sync

Masheev checks each Notion source every 30 minutes and re-reads only the pages that changed. Choose Sync now to sync straight away.

Content copied in from other pages with synced blocks, and media or embeds, is not indexed.

Paused pages

Before a page is used, Masheev checks it for credentials such as private keys, cloud and API keys, access tokens and bearer tokens. A page that looks like it contains one is paused and listed on the source with the kind of credential found. Masheev does not store or show the value. Remove the credential in Notion and the page resumes on the next sync.

Removed and unshared pages

When you delete a page, stop sharing it with Masheev, move it out of the root or exclude it, Masheev stops using it and deletes its indexed passages on the next sync.

Customers only see a link to a Notion page when the page is published to the web. Otherwise a Public answer names the page title without a link. Teammates using knowledge.ask on a Team only source may get the Notion link, which requires a Notion login.

Page limit

A source syncs up to 500 pages. If the root has more, the source shows a message and the extra pages are not synced. Choose a smaller root or split the content into several sources.

Confluence

Connect Atlassian

  1. An admin opens Settings → Integrations and connects Atlassian.
  2. Approve read-only access to Confluence.
  3. If your account has more than one Atlassian site, choose the site Masheev should use. A workspace connects one site at a time.

Masheev works with Confluence Cloud. It never edits Confluence content.

Create a Confluence source

Pick a space, or a page and the pages under it. The same settings apply as for Notion: name, audience, excluded pages and include new pages automatically. Syncing, the secret check, the 500-page limit and removal work the same way.

Restricted pages

A page with view restrictions in Confluence, or under a restricted parent page, cannot be used in a Public source. It is skipped and listed on the source as restricted. Put restricted content in a Team only source if teammates need it.

Customer answers from Confluence name the page title without a link.

Search team knowledge

Teammates can ask the knowledge base a question, including Team only sources, with knowledge.ask. From the hosted MCP server the tool is knowledge__ask. See Connect an agent.

{
  "orgId": "YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID",
  "query": "How do we handle a refund after 30 days?",
  "limit": 5
}

The response lists passages with their source name and audience:

{
  "results": [
    {
      "content": "Refunds after 30 days need approval from…",
      "title": "Refund policy › Late refunds",
      "sourceId": "source_…",
      "sourceName": "Support runbook",
      "audience": "team",
      "score": 0.82
    }
  ]
}

knowledge.ask is for teammates. Do not pass its results to customers.

Procedure reference

Call these through the API or MCP. Hosted MCP tool names use __ in place of the dot.

ProcedureWhoWhat it does
knowledge.createAdminCreate a source. Set audience to public or team.
knowledge.updateAdminChange a source's name, settings or audience.
knowledge.syncAdminSync a Notion or Confluence source now.
knowledge.browseConnectorAdminList pages, databases or spaces a connection can see, to choose a root. Pass parentId to list children.
knowledge.listDocumentsMemberList a connector source's pages and their state.
knowledge.askMemberSearch all knowledge, including Team only.

Create a Notion source

Use connectionId from integrationStatus.all and a root from knowledge.browseConnector.

{
  "orgId": "YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID",
  "name": "Help center",
  "audience": "public",
  "config": {
    "type": "notion",
    "connectionId": "NOTION_CONNECTION_ID",
    "rootId": "NOTION_PAGE_ID",
    "rootKind": "page",
    "rootTitle": "Help center",
    "excludedIds": [],
    "includeNew": true
  }
}

Set rootKind to database when the root is a Notion database.

Create a Confluence source

cloudId must match the site the Atlassian connection uses. Leave out rootPageId to sync the whole space.

{
  "orgId": "YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID",
  "name": "Support runbooks",
  "audience": "team",
  "config": {
    "type": "confluence",
    "connectionId": "ATLASSIAN_CONNECTION_ID",
    "cloudId": "ATLASSIAN_CLOUD_ID",
    "spaceKey": "SUP",
    "rootPageId": "123456",
    "rootTitle": "Runbooks",
    "excludedIds": [],
    "includeNew": true
  }
}

Change the audience

{
  "id": "SOURCE_ID",
  "audience": "team"
}

Page states

knowledge.listDocuments returns each page with one of these states:

StateMeaning
activeSynced and in use.
paused_secretPaused because it looks like it contains a credential. stateDetail names the kind.
excludedYou excluded it from the source.
removedDeleted, unshared, moved out of the root, or the connection was removed.
restrictedConfluence page with view restrictions in a Public source.

Rate limits apply per workspace: knowledge.create 5 per 10 minutes, knowledge.sync 10 per 10 minutes, knowledge.ask 60 per minute.

Security and privacy

  • Separate storage. Team only passages are indexed separately from Public ones. Searches for customers never read the Team only index.
  • Checked on every answer. Before any passage is used, Masheev checks the source's current audience, status and the agent's assigned sources. If an agent's settings cannot be read, it gets no knowledge rather than all of it.
  • Read only. Notion and Confluence access is read-only. Masheev reads only what you share or what the connected Atlassian account can see.
  • Tokens are encrypted at rest and never shown in answers, prompts or logs.
  • Content is treated as data. Text from your sources is reference material for the agent, not instructions it follows.
  • Not logged. Page content is not written to Masheev logs or error reports.
  • Disconnecting Notion or Atlassian removes every source synced through that connection, with its indexed passages.

How Masheev handles Notion and Atlassian data, including what is stored and how it is deleted, is described in the Privacy Policy (section 6.5) and the DPA.