> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aisera.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aisera.com/aisera-platform/content-generation-from-tickets/available-actions-for-generated-knowledge-articles.md).

# Available Actions for Generated Knowledge Articles

Actions Available for from the Generated Knowledge window include:

**1. Click on the Document Title**&#x20;

Clicking the document title navigates the user to the **Document Details** page in the Aisera Admin UI.&#x20;

On this page, you can:&#x20;

* Edit the document.&#x20;
* Publish it to Aisera for bot consumption.&#x20;
* Publish it to the Source of Record (SOR) in their knowledge management system.&#x20;
* Provide feedback on the AI-generated document.&#x20;
* Add operational tags for better classification.&#x20;
* Note: Similarity check and validated chunk data are not yet available; they will be added in future releases.&#x20;

**2. Publish to SOR from Agent Assist**&#x20;

You can publish the document to your knowledge management system directly by clicking the configurable **Publish** icon.&#x20;

After an article is published, an integrated system icon appears:&#x20;

Selecting this icon takes the you directly to the document in the source system.&#x20;

You can also copy the URL by right-clicking on the icon.&#x20;

Once the document is published, it cannot be republished.&#x20;

Ref to the section, **Failure Messages**, if any of the configurations are missing. &#x20;

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