Managed collections
Organize documents around durable subjects instead of uploading copies into individual capabilities.
Retrieval & memory
Create knowledge collections once, link them to the domains that need them, and let intents retrieve relevant context during execution without duplicating documents.
Live configuration
Platform capabilities
Build the capability once, keep its operating context visible, and improve it without spreading AI infrastructure across your application.
Organize documents around durable subjects instead of uploading copies into individual capabilities.
Control which domains can retrieve from each collection while keeping collection management centralized.
Use knowledge grounding by default for domain intents with linked collections.
Pass relevant source material into execution without manually assembling prompt windows.
Inspect the material used to support a generated answer in the request trace.
Update a collection in one place and make the new material available to its linked domains.
Operating workflow
The interface follows the work in the order teams actually perform it.
Organize documents around a knowledge area.
Upload and manage documents centrally.
Grant the domain access to the collection.
Test intents and review the context selected.
What improves
Move complexity into a visible platform boundary while keeping the product integration direct.
Collections remain reusable instead of being recreated for every intent.
Response behavior can be reviewed alongside the context that informed it.
Knowledge management and capability configuration stay separate but connected.
Questions
Practical answers about how this part of LiyaEngine fits into the platform.
No. Collections are managed centrally and linked to the domains that should use them.
Domain tool configuration enables document search by default so linked knowledge can ground intent responses.
Yes. Linking keeps the source collection centralized while making it available to multiple domain contexts.
Start with a tenant-owned domain and expose the first intent through a stable, governed API.