Glossary
Context Engine
Assembles the minimum sufficient context for each agent step from records, knowledge, graph, metrics, memory and the Constitution.
The Context Engine decides what an agent sees. Its principle is minimum sufficient context, assembled by rules plus retrieval — never "dump everything into the prompt".
Sources include the record and related records with recent events, Knowledge (chunked and cited), the Context Graph, governed metrics from the semantic layer, memory (session, entity, organisational and procedural) and the Company Constitution. Retrieval is permission-aware: an agent never retrieves what it couldn't open. For rented agents, context may reference only the tenant's own stores, enforced with tenant-bound credentials rather than prompt instructions.
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