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Cover of Context-Driven by Jonathan Davis: an illustrated scene with an elegant serif title and the tagline Capture what you know. Connect what matters. Let agents help.
By Jonathan Davis Published by ScaledLearning Available now

Context-Driven

Building the shared context that makes AI agents useful

Why your organization's captured knowledge and context matter more than the model, and how to build them so agents can take on routine work reliably.

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What you'll learn

  • Capture the tacit knowledge your organization runs on
  • Structure context so agents can use it
  • Keep shared context current as work changes

Contents

  1. Chapter 1 From data-driven to context-driven
  2. Chapter 2 What context really is
  3. Chapter 3 Capturing tacit knowledge
  4. Chapter 4 Context for retrieval and agents
  5. Chapter 5 Keeping context current
  6. Chapter 6 The context-driven organization

By Jonathan Davis · Published by ScaledLearning

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