Knowledge Vault for Teams: Ground Agents on Workspace Docs That Stay Put
Agents fail when they invent facts. Teams fail when “the vault was empty” but the files still lived somewhere.
FuseIQ Knowledge Vault is the workspace home for policies, briefs, and SOPs — so FuseMind and Swarm can ground answers in your material, with a clear inventory and a map of how pieces connect.
Who this is for
Vault is per workspace, not a personal scrapbook. Switch workspace, switch inventory — intentionally.
What improved for operators
| Capability | Operator benefit |
| ------------ | ------------------ |
| Library that loads with truth | Server-backed inventory so team members see the same vault when they belong to the workspace |
| Clear empty vs elsewhere | If this workspace has no docs, you get honest guidance — including when files live on another workspace you can open |
| Memory Map | Optional graph of bases, documents, and retrieval heat — Library stays the source of truth |
| Grounding for FuseMind & Swarm | Retrieval paths that prefer real snippets over free invention |
Nothing here is a guarantee that every answer is perfect. It is a grounding layer: better inputs and clearer inventory.
How to use it this week
1. Open Knowledge Vault in the workspace where the work lives.
2. Upload a policy PDF or notes (wait until status is ready).
3. Ask FuseMind a question that should cite that file.
4. Optionally open Graph for a map of bases and heat.
5. Check Runs when you care about the trail of a job.
For multi-user teams: invite members to the same workspace where documents were uploaded. Vault isolation is by workspace membership.
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