📘Creating a Living Knowledge Base

Your whitepaper and official docs are the foundation of your Agent's brain, but Web3 moves fast. New partnerships, AMAs, announcements, and even important tweets happen daily. To make your AI Agent truly powerful, you need to feed it these real-time updates.

This is where creating a "living" knowledge base comes in. The process is simple: you create local text files (.txt or .docx) within your project's dataset folder, and AICORA will automatically read and learn from them.

Here’s how to create a dynamic, always-up-to-date knowledge source for your community.

Step 1: Locate Your Project's Dataset Folder

When you build your knowledge base in AICORA, it creates a dedicated folder on your computer. This folder, usually named your_project_dataset, is where all the processed information is stored. This is your AI's library.

Step 2: Create Custom Knowledge Files

You can add any number of .txt or .docx files to this folder. We recommend creating a structured system for clarity. Here are a few powerful examples to get you started:

Example 1: The "Latest Tweets" File

Keep your community updated on your social media presence.

1. Inside your your_project_dataset folder, create a new file named Tweets.txt.

2. Whenever you post an important tweet, copy its content into this file.

3. Pro-Tip: Add a timestamp to each entry. This helps the AI understand the chronology of your announcements.

Example Tweets.txt content:

2025-06-01: Announcing our new strategic partnership with Chainlink! This integration will bring verifiable, off-chain data to our ecosystem. Full details on our Medium.

2025-06-03: Our founder, @[YourFounderHandle], will be speaking at the Web3 Summit next week! Don't miss the panel on decentralized identity.

2025-06-05: The airdrop snapshot for Phase 1 has been completed. A blog post with eligibility criteria will be released tomorrow.

Now, when a user asks, "Did I miss the airdrop snapshot?" or "Who are you partnering with?", your AI Agent can provide a precise, time-stamped answer.

Example 2: The "Community Events & AMAs" File

Never let a user miss an event again.

1. Create a new file named Community_Events.docx.

2. Use this file to document all upcoming and past events. Include all relevant details.

Example Community_Events.docx content:

Event: Weekly Community AMA
Date: Every Friday, 3 PM UTC
Location: Discord Stage Channel
Topic for June 7, 2025: Deep dive into our Q3 Roadmap with the lead developer.

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Event: "Meme Magic" Competition
Submission Period: June 1 - June 15, 2025
Prizes: 10,000 $PROJECT tokens for the top 3 memes.
Winner Wallet Addresses (Announced June 17):
- 0x123...abc
- 0x456...def
- 0x789...ghi

Now, users can ask, "When is the next AMA?" or "Who won the meme contest?" and get an instant, detailed response.

Step 3: Sync Your Knowledge Base

After adding or updating any local files in your dataset folder, simply go back to the AICORA app, navigate to the KNOWLEDGE tab for your AI Agent, and click the Build button. This tells the AI to re-read its library and learn all the new information you've provided.