01 · Describe
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The setup assistant names your Agent, picks a model, chooses tools, attaches knowledge bases and writes the prompt. Prefer Claude Code? Let it do the setup over MCP.
The setup assistant builds your Agent. Connect it to knowledge bases and tools, publish it to the web, an API and LINE, then keep improving it with evaluations and traces.
From description to production
01 · Describe
The setup assistant names your Agent, picks a model, chooses tools, attaches knowledge bases and writes the prompt. Prefer Claude Code? Let it do the setup over MCP.
02 · Connect
Upload documents or crawl a whole website into a knowledge base. Connect MCP servers, your own APIs, or ready-made skills from the marketplace.
03 · Publish
Share a public link, embed it on your site, call the Agent API, or connect LINE, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord.
04 · Improve
Evaluate answers against a golden set, open the trace of any turn to see what it searched and how long it took, and let knowledge gaps tell you which documents are missing.
01 / 05
Upload PDFs, Word, Excel and slides, or crawl a website. This HR knowledge base holds 18 documents, and your Agent searches all of them.
02 / 05
Each document is split into small passages, and an embedding model turns each one into a vector, a list of numbers. Passages that mean similar things end up close together, whichever file they came from.
03 / 05
The same model turns the question into a vector, and it lands next to the passages closest in meaning.
04 / 05
The search reaches out from the question for passages close in meaning, and also matches the question’s keywords directly, so even a distant passage turns up.
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Both sets of results are merged, and the five most relevant passages go to your Agent. Its answer shows which document each one came from.
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Knowledge
Upload files or crawl a whole website, and Mizar keeps the knowledge base in sync. Hybrid search and reranking find the right passage, and every answer can show where it came from.
Memory
Turn on memory and your Agent keeps what signed-in users tell it: who they are, what they’re working on and how they like their answers. Every Agent with memory on shares it, so nobody has to repeat themselves.
Channels
Build it once. The same Agent, knowledge and settings serve a public link, your website, an API and the messaging apps your people already use, and every conversation lands in the same logs.
Evaluation & monitoring
Test every change before it goes live, see exactly what each turn did once it has, and get the questions it couldn’t answer sorted into topics.
Grade answers against reference answers, key facts and expected sources, three times per question.
Every turn, step by step: what it looked up, which tools it called and how long each part took.
Questions your Agent couldn’t answer from its knowledge, grouped so you know what to write next.
Tasks & teams
Put longer work on a board. Agents pick it up, split it into steps, report after every run, and a manager Agent can delegate to its team. Anything that reaches outside waits for your approval.
Enterprise
Sign in with your company accounts, decide who can change each Agent, and keep a record of everything that happens. Set the rules and the budget, choose the models, and run it on your own servers when you need to.
Single sign-on with your company account, admins and members, and per-Agent access for who can use or manage it.
Every settings change and every run is recorded. Entries can’t be edited or deleted.
Check questions and answers against keywords or topics, then reply with set text or hand off to a person.
A monthly cap per Agent, with alerts at 80% and 100%.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and xAI, or open models you serve yourself.
One Docker image for the whole platform. Bring it up with Docker Compose next to a database, cache and file storage, choose your vector database, and point it at the models you host.
Developers
Give Claude Code or another coding agent a developer key and it builds Agents, knowledge bases and skills for you over MCP. Your own systems get answers from the Agent API.
$ claude mcp add --transport http mizar \ https://<your-deployment>/api/v1/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer mzr_…" > Build an HR help desk Agent from the files in ./handbook ✓ create_knowledge_base Employee Handbook 2026 ✓ create_knowledge_upload 18 files ✓ create_agent employee-help-desk ✓ set_agent_assets knowledge, tools ✓ test_agent "Can I take half a day of leave?"
FAQ
No. Describe the Agent you want in the admin site and the setup assistant picks a model, connects tools and knowledge bases and writes the prompt. You can change any of it yourself afterwards. Developers can also work through MCP or the Agent API.
PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, Markdown, plain text and images, or text you paste in. Scanned PDFs are read with text recognition. You can also crawl a website and re-sync it daily or weekly.
Yes. Answers cite the passages they used, and each citation opens the original file. Questions it couldn’t answer are grouped under knowledge gaps, so you know which document to add.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and xAI, or open models you serve yourself behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint such as vLLM. Each Agent can use a different model.
By default it replies in the language of the user’s latest message. You can also fix an Agent to Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Vietnamese or Thai. The admin site is available in Traditional Chinese, English and Japanese.
A public link, a chat button or iframe on your website, the Agent API, and LINE, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord. Every conversation ends up in the same logs.
Yes. The whole platform ships as one Docker image you can run on your own servers, and it can use models you host yourself.
People sign in with Google or your company’s single sign-on, such as Microsoft Entra. Admins invite members and decide, Agent by Agent, who can use it and who can manage it. Every settings change and run is kept in the activity log.
Users can delete their own conversations, and admins can delete any conversation or memory, including everything one person’s Agents remember about them. Prompt and tool details in traces are kept for 30 days.