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Today, we're announcing content suggestions in Chatbase. Your agent can now self-improve by analyzing unresolved issues from past conversations, reviewing training data to surface conflicting information, then suggest improvements to fix any issues. Agents always fail in production unless they can learn from what went wrong. Missed answers, unresolved...

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