Harness the power of your
knowledge collections
with AI
Transform documents into structured knowledge bases that power apps, agents, and teams through secure APIs.
Build and use knowledge collections for AI
Ardie transforms documents into structured knowledge collections that AI systems can query securely and reliably.
Create Knowledge Collections
Turn document sets into structured knowledge that AI can explore and retrieve from.
Query via API and MCP
Connect your knowledge to apps, bots, and AI systems.
Govern Access and Usage
Control who can access and use your knowledge.
Write Technical Reports
Generate structured reports from your knowledge collections.
Build and use knowledge collections
for AI
A clean, structured workspace for managing everything your AI needs to know.
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Learn More
1. Create your account
Sign up to access the Ardie platform. Your account allows you to create and manage knowledge collections, upload documents, and generate secure API access for your applications.
2. Create a knowledge collection
Start a new collection by defining the topic your knowledge will cover. A collection groups related documents into a single knowledge base that AI systems can query. Add a name, description, and topic so Ardie understands the scope of the knowledge you are building.
3. Upload your knowledge files
Upload documents to your collection. Ardie currently supports common knowledge formats such as PDF and TXT. Ardie processes each file by extracting the text, structuring the content, and preparing it so it can be searched and queried by AI systems.
4. Connect your API
Once your collection is ready, generate an API key and connect it to your application. Your AI agents, apps, or services can now query your knowledge collection and receive relevant responses grounded in your documents.
Explore Use Cases
Create collections from journal articles, reports, and datasets so AI can retrieve evidence, summarise findings, and support literature reviews.
Research assistants, literature review tools, academic writing environments, policy analysis systems, and AI research agents.
Research tools and agents can query the same evidence base programmatically, ensuring consistent citations, reproducible analysis, and controlled access to curated research collections.
Publish and Share Knowledge Collections
Discover, publish, and access curated knowledge collections through secure API connections.
Publish curated knowledge collections
Control who can access your knowledge
Monitor and manage usage
sell access to your knowledge APIs
Keep your data secure
Query your knowledge
in minutes
Connect your knowledge collections to applications, internal assistants, and AI systems with a simple API call. Switch between research, policy, and operational use cases to see grounded answers returned from your documents.
- Works across research, policy, and internal operationsConnect any document collection to any application or assistant.
- Returns answers grounded in your filesResponses cite specific documents with section and page references.
- Supports API and MCP integrationsUse REST APIs or MCP to connect to internal tools, bots, and workflows.
See how one API works across different knowledge collections
import requests
response = requests.post(
"https://api.ardie.ai/v1/query",
headers={
"Authorization": "Bearer ARDIE_API_KEY",
"Content-Type": "application/json",
},
json={
"collection": "mtss-research",
"query": "What interventions improve school attendance?",
"top_k": 5
}
)
print(response.json())Grounded answers returned from your knowledge collection.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Governance built in,
not bolted on.
Scoped API keys
Per-buyer, per-app, per-environment. Revoke instantly.
Rate limiting
Configurable per key. Abuse stops at the gateway.
Usage metering
Every query logged. Usage dashboards for owners and buyers.
Revocable access
Owners can revoke any key at any time with immediate effect.
Audit trails
Full query history tied to keys, users, and timestamps.
Predictable governance
Hard limits enforce policy. No ambiguity in access contracts.