Dewey Labs

Dewey Labs uses a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline that first searches your connected content and then generates answers strictly from those results. It does not query the open internet or third-party data sources, and each response can include citations back to the specific documents and sections used.

You can connect a wide range of content, including help center articles, internal wikis, PDFs, product documentation, playbooks, training materials, and other text-based resources. Dewey then indexes this content so it can be searched and used for AI-powered Q&A.

Dewey Labs is designed with data security and privacy in mind. Your content is kept within your workspace and is only used to serve your organization’s queries. Access controls and permissions help ensure that sensitive information is only available to authorized users. For detailed security practices, refer to the official documentation or contact the Dewey team.

Yes. Dewey Labs can be embedded as a chat widget on your website or help center, and it also offers integration options and APIs so you can bring AI Q&A into internal tools, portals, or workflows your teams already use.

Basic setup typically requires minimal technical expertise: you upload or connect your content sources and configure a few settings. For more advanced integrations or custom workflows, a technical owner may help, but many teams can launch an initial knowledge assistant without engineering support.