Takibi Base
The shared knowledge base for AI agents.
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
What is Takibi Base?
Takibi Base is a shared knowledge base designed specifically for AI agents, allowing teams to organize documents into projects and folders while maintaining strict access control. Users can upload various file formats such as PDFs, Word documents, and Markdown files, which are converted and indexed so agents can search them efficiently.
Instead of generating its own answers, Takibi Base returns exact passages accompanied by citations and evidence support scores when queried through its CLI or API. This ensures that agents work directly with grounded source text rather than hallucinations, while separate Profiles allow administrators to manage tool keys and specific document permissions with ease.
The platform also features a notes system enabling agents to record their discoveries, observations, and workflows between tasks for human review. Workspace owners retain complete control over source documents, ensuring agents can read permitted text without having the ability to upload, modify, or delete the core library.
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