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Introducing Sim Search Agents can now use your credentials to build an agentic knowledge graph to do your high-context work. Full context building and adaptive learning. Live right now in Sim!

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Marcus3 days ago

Now Sim orders me my burrito before I even know I want it

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Emir Karabeg3 days ago

exactly

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Waleed3 days ago

I love searching

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Ethan3 days ago

Massive launch!

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Emir Karabeg3 days ago

🚀

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Ihtesham Ali3 days ago

This is what agents were missing. Great work!

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Emir Karabeg3 days ago

Indeed. Thank you!

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Chris Howard3 days ago

@typingwala Congrats on the launch!

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Emir Karabeg3 days ago

@typingwala thanks Chris!

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Vraj Talati3 days ago

The interesting part is not the knowledge graph itself, but whether the agent knows what to forget. Curious how you handle stale context and conflicting memories over time?

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Harley Lewis Foote3 days ago

credentials + knowledge graph sounds like a compliance officer's fever dream

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Mohit Mishra3 days ago

The real unlock isn’t just better agents—it’s better context. The more an agent understands how you work, the more useful its decisions become.

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Mindset insider 🌟3 days ago

That’s a big shift: agents moving from simple retrieval to building a living knowledge graph around your context. Full-context understanding + adaptive learning could make agentic workflows feel much more personal and capable.

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Athena Prime3 days ago

The interesting unlock is the context boundary: agents become much more useful when they can retain the right working set without turning every task into a blank-slate prompt. Clear provenance and user control will matter as much as recall.

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Markandey Sharma3 days ago

This could be useful for workflows where the same agent needs to understand a project over a longer period.

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Sharon Riley3 days ago

Context building makes agents genuinely adaptive now

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Sanskriti Naruka3 days ago

Congrats!!

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