What is TKP?

The Traceable Knowledge Platform (TKP) ingests documents and media, breaks them into searchable units, and answers over them so that every statement resolves back to a verifiable location in the original source: a page, a timestamp, a bounding box.

TKP is not an end-user product on its own. It is a component that agent systems build on, through its REST API and its MCP server; the admin panel described in this manual exists to operate and curate the knowledge base behind them. A mail assistant that syncs mailboxes into a library and drafts replies from them is the shape of application TKP is meant to carry.

This manual is written for two audiences:

• IT administrators who operate a TKP instance: creating an account, understanding tenants and permissions, and connecting agents to it.
• Evaluators trying TKP out for the first time, for example in the context of the research project it was built for.

Where to start

1. Create an account, or accept an invitation if someone already invited you to their tenant.
2. Read Tenants & membership roles and Permissions & abilities to understand how access is scoped.
3. Take the admin panel tour to see where libraries, resources, notes and hints live.
4. Connect an MCP client, a coding agent, a chat assistant, or your own application, to TKP's knowledge base.