- In short
- Curating uploaded knowledge means keeping it current, relevant, and free of duplicate or superseded versions of the same document. A knowledge base holding several versions of the same policy invites Claude to cite the wrong one, so curation involves removing deprecated versions as new ones are added, not just adding new files. Uploaded knowledge needs the same ongoing care as a connected external source, because duplicate or conflicting sources degrade output even when every individual document is accurate.
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