Knowledge-Centered Service (KCS)

In a world where AI agents like Rovo and support automation tools are becoming part of every workflow, your knowledge base isn’t just for humans anymore. It's the backbone of how your team, your customers, and your bots find answers.

That means your content must be up-to-date, reviewed, and well-structured—not someday, but now.

Capable Publishing gives you the tools to create, review, and maintain high-quality Confluence content in line with KCS principles—while ensuring it’s always ready for both human and AI consumption.

Build reliable, AI-ready knowledge at scale with Capable.

🤖 Why Clean Knowledge Matters More Than Ever

KCS teaches us to capture knowledge as it's created, but the rise of AI has raised the stakes.

Tools like Rovo or other LLM-based support bots read and learn from your published Confluence spaces. That means:

✅ Accurate content makes your AI smarter
❌ Outdated or low-quality content leads to confused agents and bad answers
📉 Irrelevant docs slow down users and erode trust—fast

With Capable Publishing, you can control what gets published, ensure it's reviewed, and flag outdated content to avoid training your AI on junk.

🛠 How Capable Supports KCS Workflows

Capable makes KCS easier to implement in real-life team environments—without turning your team into process administrators.

1. Create as a Byproduct of Solving

Agents can author new pages directly in a Draft Space as part of ticket resolution or knowledge capture.

Draft pages are contained in a safe workspace
You can set up default approvers or reviewers based on space or content type
Every page is traceable and reviewable

Example: A support agent resolves a complex error and documents the fix in “Support Drafts.” No need to copy-paste later—it’s captured where it belongs.

2. Flexible, Automated Approval Workflows

Not all knowledge requires the same rigor. Capable lets you scale approvals based on how critical the content is.

Require 1, 2, or multiple reviewers
Allow approvals via Slack or email
Set expiration dates to keep things moving
Define thresholds: e.g., “2 out of 3 must approve” or “any single rejection blocks publishing”

Example: High-risk IT content needs sign-off from both a security lead and a compliance officer. Lower-risk FAQs might need just one teammate’s approval.

3. Auto-Publish Once Approved

Once a page passes your approval criteria, Capable can automatically publish it into your designated KCS Knowledge Base (your public or internal Confluence space).

Choose which Draft Spaces publish to which Knowledge Bases
Auto-restrict editing in published spaces to prevent “live edits”
Ensure every published page is the latest, best version

Example: Support agents from different teams write into “Hardware Drafts,” “Networking Drafts,” and “Software Drafts,” but everything funnels into a unified “KCS Live Knowledge” space.

4. Stay Ahead of Outdated Knowledge

The only thing worse than missing documentation is misleading documentation. Capable helps keep your knowledge clean and current:

If a draft page is updated after publishing, both versions are flagged as outdated
Reviewers are notified and can quickly republish the update
Outdated status is visible to authors and approvers, making cleanup easy

Why it matters: Rovo and other AI tools won’t know which version is best. You need to make sure they’re seeing the most accurate source—every time.

🔁 AI and KCS: A Two-Way Opportunity

With Capable + KCS + AI, your knowledge base becomes a living system:

AI agents improve from every quality doc you publish
Support agents speed up with better auto-suggestions
Your team avoids redundant effort by trusting the KB
Compliance teams gain full audit history of who approved what, and when

This isn’t just documentation—it’s operational knowledge infrastructure.

🔐 Example Scenario

Scenario: Your support team is scaling fast. You want to empower agents to contribute knowledge, but you don’t want to sacrifice quality.

Agents create pages in “Support Drafts” while handling real tickets
Pages trigger automatic approval requests to senior analysts
Once approved, the content publishes to “KCS: Internal Knowledge”
Rovo reads and indexes the published content for future support cases
If a draft is edited later, Capable flags the live version as “outdated” and re-triggers review

Now, your agents solve today’s problem and help the next one—automatically.

✅ Summary: Built for Modern Knowledge Teams

✍️ Agents create knowledge as they work
🔄 Capable handles the review and approval flow
📤 Only vetted content gets published
🤖 AI reads clean, current documentation—not outdated noise
🧾 Full approval history and page status built-in

The best time to clean up your knowledge base was yesterday.
The next best time is before your AI starts reading it.

Let Capable help you build the kind of KCS system your support teams and AI agents deserve.

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