> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.usejimo.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.usejimo.com/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/interface.md).

# Interface

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**Beta** · This feature is currently in beta. Behavior and interface may still evolve.
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**Dashboard path:** [Agent > Knowledge > Interface](https://i.usejimo.com/agent/knowledge)

Sources teach the Agent what your documentation says. Interface teaches it what your product **is**: the screens, buttons, filters and menus your users are looking at when they ask for help.

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## Two ways the Agent can learn a page

When you add a page, Jimo asks: [**How should your agent learn this page?**](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]

| Mode                | What it does                                                                       | Time     | Control    |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ---------- |
| **Scan and curate** | Catalogs the elements on the page. You review everything before the Agent uses it. | \~3 mins | You curate |
| **Read all**        | The Agent reads the page in real time whenever a user asks about it. No setup.     | Instant  | Sees live  |

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**Scan and curate** is the right choice for your core screens: you decide element by element what the Agent can read, write what each element does, and attach [Skills](/docs/experiences/agent/skills.md) to the page. **Read all** fits long-tail pages where instant coverage matters more than curation.

#### Enabling Read all

Read all is the same thing as turning **Trusted Page** on for that page: the Agent gets full live access and can read any element on the fly, without a catalog. Because of that, Jimo asks you to confirm you understand before enabling it, then shows a confirmation screen with two ways to continue: **Test Chat**, or **Set up skills**.

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#### **Read all means the Agent sees what the user sees, live.**&#x20;

If a page can display sensitive data, prefer Scan and curate and turn off the elements that should stay private. See [Page details](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/interface/page-details.md).
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You can switch a page from one mode to the other at any time, from the **Trusted Page** toggle in [Page details](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/interface/page-details.md).

### The pages list

Each scanned page appears as a card with its screenshot, name, and two counters: the number of **Elements** the Agent can read, and the number of **Skills** attached to the page.

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Use the **search** field to find a page, and **Scan a page** (top-right) to add one. See [Scan a page](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/interface/scan-a-page.md). There is no limit on the number of pages you can add.

Clicking a card opens the page's detail panel: its elements by category, its Skills, and its URL rules. See [Page details](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/interface/page-details.md).

### In this section

* [**Scan a page**](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/interface/scan-a-page.md): capture a page's elements, interact to uncover more, and save
* [**Page details**](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/interface/page-details.md): curate what the Agent reads, element by element

### Related pages

* [Knowledge](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge.md): the five kinds of Agent knowledge
* [Skills](/docs/experiences/agent/skills.md): procedures that run on the pages the Agent knows
* [Sources](/docs/experiences/agent/knowledge/sources.md): the documentation side of the knowledge base

[^1]: <img src="/files/eZAaOIfTVMX31Vu4aJgZ" alt="" data-size="original">