Role-based content customization is one of AIsuru's most powerful features. It lets you create tailored experiences for different types of users, ensuring everyone gets the most relevant information for their needs.
"Roles" in AIsuru represent roles or categories of users. It's like having a specialized version of your Agent for each user group.
For example, you can make your Agent:
Show technical documentation only to the "support" team;
Offer special promotions only to "new customers";
Share financial reports only with "managers".
After you've created a Role, you can assign contents to it:
Go to the Contents section of your Agent;
Create a new content or edit an existing one;
In the "Assigned to" field, select the desired Role from the dropdown (by default, contents are visible to everyone with the "Public" option);
Save the content.
💡 From now on, only users associated with that Role will be able to see that specific content.
How does it work internally?
The receiver tag (the role) is passed to the LLM, which can behave differently depending on the role, following the instructions.
When a user without the necessary permissions asks a question related to restricted content, the Agent:
Will first look for similar public contents the user has access to;
If it doesn't find relevant alternatives, it will use generative AI to provide a response (passing only the contents the user has access to);
The user won't know they don't have access to specific contents, so the Agent can never reveal anything, even if tricked into trying!
Create Roles for groups of users with distinct information needs;
Use clear, descriptive names to make future management easier;
Periodically review content assignments to keep them current;
Test the Agent's responses with different roles to make sure the experience is optimal for everyone.
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