Description: We propose adding a three-mode setting to Taskade’s AI functionality, allowing users to control how the AI interacts with their uploaded knowledge base (e.g., documents, notes, or project data). The modes would include: "Only Knowledge" Mode : Restrict AI responses exclusively to the user’s uploaded documents/data. The AI would not access external or general knowledge. "Non-Knowledge" Mode : Disable the AI’s access to uploaded data entirely (current "Disable Knowledge" setting). Responses would rely solely on the AI’s general training. "Mixed" Mode : Combine both the user’s knowledge base and the AI’s general knowledge (current "Enable Knowledge" behavior). This feature is inspired by platforms like Google NotebookLM , which prioritizes grounding AI outputs in user-provided sources. --- Why This is Important: Control & Precision : Users in regulated fields (e.g., legal, healthcare) need strict adherence to internal data. "Only Knowledge" mode ensures compliance and reduces hallucinations. Creativity vs. Accuracy : Writers/marketers might prefer "Non-Knowledge" mode for brainstorming, while teams needing data-backed answers can toggle "Only Knowledge." Flexibility : A hybrid "Mixed" mode remains useful for general tasks, but granular control empowers users to tailor AI behavior to specific workflows. --- How It Should Work: Accessible Settings : Add a dropdown menu in each AI Agent settings (e.g., under “AI Agent - Edit Agent - Knowledge”) to select between the three modes. Clear Labels : - 🔒 Only Knowledge : “Answers sourced 100% from your uploaded documents.” - 🎨 Non-Knowledge : “General AI creativity (no internal data used) (current default).” - 🌐 Mixed : “Combine your knowledge + AI insights.” Error Handling : In "Only Knowledge" mode, if a query lacks relevant data, the AI responds: “No matching information found in your workspace.” --- Use Cases: A legal team uses "Only Knowledge" to ensure all AI-generated contract clauses align strictly with their templates. A marketing team toggles to "Non-Knowledge" for brainstorming campaign slogans without data bias. A project manager uses "Mixed" mode to cross-reference task deadlines (from their calendar) with general productivity tips. --- Additional Notes: This aligns with Taskade’s vision of customizable workspaces and AI-augmented productivity. Competitors like NotebookLM emphasize source-grounded AI, making this a strategic differentiator. --- Closing: Thank you for considering this request! Implementing granular AI modes would significantly enhance Taskade’s adaptability for diverse teams and use cases! 🙌