At Attlas, we follow two main philosophies: quality is more important than quantity, and maintaining content consistency is essential for intelligent chat.
The more relevant, clear, and connected the information you put in your chat is, the more intelligent and useful it will be.
Our system was created to learn from the content you enter. Therefore, maintaining consistency of topics within the same chat is essential to ensure accurate responses and a reliable experience for those who use it.
Why is consistency important?
When a chat receives related content, Attlas can create smarter connections and respond much more accurately.
Example:
- ✅ Chat with savory and sweet recipes for parties: Attlas will generate complete responses on the topic.
- ❌ Chat with hot dog recipes + properties for rent: Attlas may generate confusing responses, as the topics are unrelated.
1. Group by topic
Organize your content so that each chat has a clear area of expertise.
Organization suggestion:
- Chat for a specific course;
- Chat for a collection of recipes;
- Chat for customer service about your company and products.
2. Invest in content quality
A chat with fewer well-structured documents is better than a chat full of confusing or irrelevant information.
The better the source material, the smarter the responses will be.
3. Use clear and consistent sources
Enter content that is clear, complete, and free of redundant information.
Avoid:
- Documents with completely different topics
- Files that are poorly formatted or contain a lot of irrelevant information
- Documents with redundant or outdated information
Our golden rules: consistency and quality
At Attlas, we believe that quality is more important than quantity and that maintaining thematic consistency is essential to get the most out of the platform.
When content is consistent and of high quality:
- The chat better understands the context and avoids conflicting information
- Responses are faster, more accurate, and more reliable
- The end user has a much more satisfying and professional experience
Remember: it is better to have fewer well-selected and up-to-date documents than a large volume of generic or outdated materials.