Own knowledge baseSpecialist · 70–85 min

AI agent with its own knowledge base

AI Agent with Your Own Knowledge Base

Turn a folder of files into a governed knowledge source. You approve the material, add metadata and access rules, define how answers must be supported and test what happens when evidence is missing, outdated or contradictory.

The course has nine parts. You set purpose, users and supported questions, inventory and approve the corpus, add metadata that makes the material findable, and write a retrieval and answer contract with citation requirements.

You handle access and data minimisation, test whether the right sources are actually retrieved, govern change with review, publishing and rollback, and run a test lab with five cases plus a separate decision. The final test has eight questions and seven correct answers give you the certificate.

What you will build

AI assistant

You will learn to: Connect an assistant to your own approved knowledge base

What you will be able to do

  • Choose which documents may be used
  • Structure the material for reliable answers
  • Keep the knowledge base current
  • Handle permissions and sensitive data

Course content

  1. 1From document folder to governed knowledge source1 lessons
  2. 2Inventory and approve the source material1 lessons
  3. 3Metadata that makes the material findable1 lessons
  4. 4Write the retrieval and answer contract1 lessons
  5. 5Access and data minimisation1 lessons
  6. 6Test whether the right sources are retrieved1 lessons
  7. 7Manage change without losing control1 lessons
  8. 8Test lab and pilot decision1 lessons
  9. 9Final assignment and knowledge test1 lessons

1 495 kr

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The course is reviewed against official documentation and established standards. The organisations below are examples of the material the content builds on.

  • NIST
  • OpenAI
  • Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY)
  • Anthropic
  • European Commission
Last checked:
19 September 2026
Next scheduled review:
19 December 2026
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