You keep loading the same material before every call. The same product notes, the same account history, the same house style. A context set holds that once, then attaches itself to the calls that need it.
Bundle knowledge once, reuse it across calls
A context set is a named bundle of knowledge. You build it once and it comes back on every call that matches, so you stop re-loading the same material each time.
Always
A floor that applies to every call. The things Sayli should always know.
Named sets
Bundles that attach to the calls they match, and stay out of the ones they do not.
Context sets
Fill a set from where your knowledge already lives
Add to a set in whatever way fits the source.
1
Upload a file
Drop in a document you already have.
2
Write a note
Type context directly into the set.
3
Add a link
Point to something on the web.
4
Pull from a tool
Connect Obsidian, Notion, Confluence, or Google Drive.
This is Sayli getting to know you
Context sets are part of making Sayli yours. They are its living memory, and they grow as you feed them.