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nao context

The context folder, rules and semantic files your nao agent reads.

Updated 19 October 2026

Agent context, for Improvements. Benchouse reads what your nao agent reads, so it can tell a gap in the context from a mistake by the agent.

What Benchouse reads

From the folder you name: RULES.md, nao_config.yaml, databases/ and semantics/. Nothing else in the repository. Passwords and API keys in nao_config.yaml are removed before anything is stored.

Connect

  1. Find the repository that holds your nao project’s context folder.
  2. Create a fine-grained token with Contents: read on that one repository, or a GitLab deploy token with read_repository.
  3. In Integrations, under Add a source, choose nao context. Give the repository URL, the branch (empty for the default) and the folder inside the repository where the context lives, and paste the token.

Benchouse clones the folder read-only once a day and keeps each version. Disconnecting deletes the token and the stored snapshots.