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Notes on asking your own documents.

How citations, permission-aware retrieval, cloud sync and versioning actually work — and how to get answers you can verify.

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Featured2026-07-14·7 min

An answer you can't check is just a rumour

Why every AskMyDocs answer carries numbered citations to a document and page — and what we do when nothing relevant exists in your library.

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Security · 2026-07-02 · 6 min

Permission-aware retrieval, explained without the jargon

Filtering answers after the fact is not access control. Here's what it means to fence permissions inside retrieval, before the model sees a single passage.

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Product · 2026-06-23 · 5 min

Why a changed file becomes version 2, not a second file

Automatic versioning keeps one current document, so answers stop citing last quarter's policy. Plus how to ask what changed since the previous version.

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How-to · 2026-06-11 · 4 min

Scoping a drive: whole account or just the folders that matter

Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox and Box, multiple accounts each. How to hand-pick folders, re-scope later, and read the live sync progress.

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Engineering · 2026-05-28 · 8 min

Semantic plus keyword: how we rank passages

Vector search finds meaning, keyword search finds invoice numbers. We fuse both and re-rank — and say nothing when nothing fits.

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Product · 2026-05-14 · 5 min

The questions your documents can't answer yet

Admin insights track queries per day, most-cited documents and a knowledge-gaps list — the fastest reading list for what to document next.

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Engineering · 2026-04-30 · 6 min

Your first call to /v1/search

Permission-fenced passages with scores, API keys from the admin console, and signed webhooks for document.ready.

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