Overview
The web-search feature in Sana Agents can be a powerful tool, but its use depends on your specific needs and context. This article provides guidance on when to enable or disable web-search to optimize your experience with Sana Agents.
Using Web-search
When and how to use the web-search function.
When to Enable Web-Search
Need for Up-to-Date Information
Description: If you require the latest information, such as current events, recent research, or updates on a specific topic, enabling web-search is beneficial.
Example: A researcher looking for the latest studies on a medical condition.
Broad Information Scope
Description: When you need information that is not confined to your internal documents or databases, web-search can provide a wider range of sources.
Example: A student gathering information for a comprehensive report.
Verification and Cross-Referencing
Description: To verify facts or cross-reference information from multiple sources, web-search can help ensure accuracy and comprehensiveness.
Example: A journalist confirming details from various news outlets.
General Knowledge Queries
Description: For general knowledge questions or when you are unsure if the information is available internally, web-search can be a useful tool.
Example: An individual seeking information on a new technology trend.
When to Disable Web-Search
Internal Data Sufficiency
Description: When you are confident that all the necessary information is available within your internal documents and databases, web-search might not be needed.
Example: An HR manager accessing internal employee records.
Focus on Specific Databases
Description: If you need to focus on specific internal databases or documents without external interference, disabling web-search can help streamline the process.
Example: A financial analyst reviewing internal financial reports.
Performance and Speed
Description: Disabling web-search can sometimes improve the performance and speed of the agent, as it reduces the scope of the search.
Example: A project manager needing quick access to project files.
Tips and trix
You can paste in a website directly in the chat to guide the agent to a specific site, for example searching on https://sanalabs.com/.
Conclusion
By considering these factors, you can decide when it is most appropriate to enable or disable the web-search feature in Sana Agents. This ensures that you get the most relevant and secure information based on your specific needs.
For further assistance, please contact our support team.