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# Asset Debugger

*Last updated: May 12, 2026*

Use the Asset Debugger to check what Aissist can retrieve from your assets.

It helps you verify coverage, find conflicts, and confirm that the right source content is available before you go live.

### Open the Asset Debugger

1. Go to **Assets**.
2. Click **Debug** on the top right corner.
3. Enter a keyword or question.

### What to test

Use realistic questions from your workflows.

Test things like:

* return policy or warranty questions
* product, pricing, or shipping questions

### What to inspect

The Asset Debugger shows:

* which content was retrieved
* where that content came from
* whether the source is relevant to the question

This helps you confirm that Aissist can access the right knowledge.

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### Fix common issues

If the right content does not appear:

* confirm the asset is accessible
* check whether the page or document is publicly reachable
* add missing documentation or knowledge sources

If the wrong content appears:

* remove conflicting information
* separate unrelated content into different assets
* link assets more narrowly through sub agents

If the content is unclear:

* rewrite the source material
* make policies and procedures more explicit
* remove outdated or duplicated content

### When to use it

Use the Asset Debugger to:

* verify that important information is available
* find conflicting answers across sources
* check whether a topic is covered at all

### Best practice

Check asset retrieval before you tune instructions.

If the source knowledge is incomplete or inconsistent, fix that first.


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