Cybèle AI: your company's private assistant
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Documents : what the company entrusts to it
14 Views •Connectors : what comes in on its own
25 Views •Your connectors : your own doors
16 Views •Skills : what Cybelia Cloud lends you
16 Views •AI colleagues : hiring a trade assistant
14 Views •Know-how : writing the house procedure
14 Views •Workshop : the machines it can read
15 Views •Accounts : who comes in, and with which roles
23 Views •Your AI : the traits the company settles once
15 Views •Consumption : who consumes what
17 Views •Settings : your account, yours alone
15 Views •Developer : connecting your text editor
29 Views •Agents : connecting an outside tool
16 Views •Developer : connecting your text editor
29 Views •What is backed up, and what is not
28 Views •Connectors : what comes in on its own
25 Views •Signing in
24 Views •Accounts : who comes in, and with which roles
23 Views •Who it is for
22 Views •Finding your way around the screen
21 Views •The verification code
20 Views •Usage: what you have consumed
20 Views •Why this assistant exists
19 Views •Forgotten password, and signing out
19 Views •Private: what that means exactly
18 Views •What it reads in order to answer
18 Views •The framework: purpose, role, duties, responsibilities
18 Views •Consumption : who consumes what
17 Views •Skills : what Cybelia Cloud lends you
16 Views •Scheduling : a conversation that starts by itself
17 Views •Searching your chats
17 Views •Agents : connecting an outside tool
16 Views •Artefacts : the files it produces
16 Views •Skills : what Cybelia Cloud lends you
The /competences page
Knowledge bases maintained by Cybelia Cloud and lent to companies that accept them: methods, reference material, good practice, documentation for our own products.
What you decide
An offered skill stays switched off until you switch it on. Once on, it joins what your AI reads in order to answer, on the same footing as your corpus, and is cited in the same way, so you always see where the answer came from.
What you do not decide
The content. A skill is fed by Cybelia Cloud and reaches you read only: you can neither add to it nor take from it. What is yours is the choice to open it.
Traffic flows one way. Only one. A skill is lent to you; nothing of yours travels back up to it, nor to another company on the platform. Accepting a knowledge base does not expose your own.
Switching off has no consequences
A withdrawn skill stops being read at the very next question, and nothing you did with it is lost. It is a switch, not a commitment. You can try it, look, and close it again.
What it is actually for
Camille has switched on the skill documenting Cybelia Cloud products. The result: when Tom asks "how do I raise a credit note in Cydoo?", he gets the answer inside his AI, without changing screens and without interrupting Farida. That is knowledge the joinery never had to write.
The honest limit
A skill is general knowledge, not your particular case. It says how a credit note is raised; it does not know your commercial terms. On anything specific to you, it is your corpus that answers, which is exactly why the two are read together.
In closing
A lent skill stays off until you switch it on, and switches off just as fast. It is knowledge maintained elsewhere that you benefit from without having to write it.
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