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Best practise for adding content

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Last updated 11 months ago

Your twise can learn from a website, through scraping, or through uploading of documents or even by transcribing an audio or video file.

The uploaded text will be converted into so you can edit and tweak as needed.

Having said that it is important to not overwhelm your twise with content as it will get harder and harder to control the answers.

Start small and add more over time

First of all we recommend that you start small and expand from there. That means that instead of scraping a full website just add one page, or that you upload a single document first and then continue adding more.

Observe the knowledge cards that are being created once you upload a document so that you get a general idea about the learning process.

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