Contextual AI
#481 most-usedEnterprise RAG, reranking, and LLM evaluation
Contextual AI is an enterprise retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) platform that brings production-grade document Q&A, reranking, and LLM evaluation into your AI stack. Connect it to Actionist and your agents can query enterprise knowledge bases, rerank retrieval results for precision, evaluate LLM response quality with LMUnit, and route tasks to the right model — all driven by the data already living in your documents.
Eliminates manual work. Agents eliminate the manual cycle of document search, copy-pasting policy clauses, checking LLM output quality by hand, and logging into the Contextual AI dashboard to manage corpus ingestion and system prompts.
What your Contextual AI agent runs on autopilot
A week of scheduled jobs your Actionist agent will execute on your behalf.
Contextual AI × every other app you use
End-to-end automations that span multiple apps — each one a real business outcome.
Document Q&A agent for enterprise knowledge bases
When a team member posts a question in the #ask-ai Slack channel, the agent queries the relevant Contextual AI Knowledge Agent, retrieves a grounded answer with source citations, evaluates its confidence with LMUnit, and posts the answer back to the Slack thread — with citations attached and a confidence indicator.
Time saved for your team — every week, on autopilot
Savings
What your team gets back — two angles: what you stop doing manually, and what that's worth.
What you do manually today
What your agent runs for you
- Sales60 min / weekManual document search before calls
Reps search Google Drive, Confluence, and shared folders for contract terms and spec details — 15 minutes of prep per call that often surfaces the wrong version.
Sales Agent0 minAgent queries Knowledge Agent and delivers cited answersBefore each call the agent submits the rep's questions to the product and contracts Knowledge Agent and returns grounded answers with source citations — under 30 seconds per query.
- Marketing90 min / weekCopy accuracy checked manually by a subject matter expert
A product marketer manually reviews every piece of campaign copy for factual accuracy before it goes live — a bottleneck that delays campaigns when the expert is unavailable.
Marketing Agent0 minAgent evaluates copy accuracy with LMUnit before the review queueCampaign copy is submitted to LMUnit against the 'grounded in current product specs' criterion before it reaches human review — only failing copy requires expert attention.
- Customer Support200 min / weekAgents search knowledge base manually for each ticket
Support agents keyword-search the help centre for each ticket, read multiple articles to find the relevant passage, and write a response — averaging 8 minutes of research per ticket.
Customer Support Agent0 minAgent reranks candidates and queries Knowledge Agent for grounded answersThe agent retrieves candidates, reranks them, queries the Knowledge Agent, and surfaces a cited answer in seconds — the support agent verifies and sends rather than researches from scratch.
- Human Resources120 min / weekHR manually answers policy questions from employee inbox
The HR team fields dozens of repetitive policy questions weekly — each requiring a search through the policy folder, a read of the relevant section, and a carefully worded reply.
Human Resources Agent0 minAgent queries HR Knowledge Agent and posts cited policy answersThe HR agent queries the policy corpus for common questions and posts grounded, cited answers to the Slack channel — employees get policy answers with the source document linked.
- Finance80 min / weekAnalysts manually check contracts for payment clause details
Finance analysts open contract PDFs, search for payment terms, and transcribe the relevant clause into a summary — taking 20 minutes per contract and prone to transcription errors.
Finance Agent0 minAgent queries contracts Knowledge Agent for grounded clause extractsThe finance agent queries the contracts Knowledge Agent with specific payment questions and receives the exact clause text with citation — verified in seconds, not minutes.
- Operations120 min / weekCorpus management done manually through the Contextual AI dashboard
Operations manually ingests new documents, checks indexing status, deletes expired files, and updates Knowledge Agent system prompts via the web UI — up to 2 hours per week.
Operations Agent0 minAgent manages ingestion, status checks, deletions, and prompt updates automaticallyThe operations agent handles the full corpus lifecycle — ingestion, status polling, deletions, freshness audits, and system-prompt updates — without a human touching the Contextual AI dashboard.
- Legal150 min / weekLawyers review AI-drafted summaries from scratch
Every AI-drafted legal summary goes through a full attorney review regardless of quality — bottlenecking the legal team on documents that a quality gate would have cleared automatically.
Legal Agent0 minAgent evaluates summaries with LMUnit before attorney review queueAI-drafted legal summaries pass through LMUnit evaluation before reaching the attorney queue — only documents that fail the quality criterion require attorney attention, reducing review volume.
Calculate what your team saves
Based on Contextual AI's typical team usage — the visible tasks plus a few other automations the agent runs: ~3.5 hrs / person / week of admin work automated.
How to plug Contextual AI into Actionist
Pick the connection method that suits your environment.
Connect Actionist to Contextual AI using your account API key. Generate the key in the Contextual AI console and paste it into Actionist to enable all Knowledge Agent, Reranker, and LMUnit operations.
Log in at app.contextual.ai, go to Settings → API Keys, and click Generate New Key.
Copy the generated key immediately — it will not be shown again. Store it in a secrets manager, not in plain text.
Find Contextual AI in the Actionist Apps tab, click Connect, paste your key into the API Key field, and click Test connection.
13 actions your agent can call
Read and write operations available to your Actionist agent.