The agent is trained on a collection of documents about Jeanneau, a French boatyard known for producing yachts since 1957. It has expertise in monohulls and also offers a specialized line of multihull catamarans called Lagoon.

The agent is knowledgeable about Boston Whalers, a type of boat originally made in Massachusetts but now manufactured in Florida. It also understands the significance of polyurethane foam, a material that was invented in the 1950s and contributed to the boat's stability and carrying capacity.

The agent is trained on documents about Chaparral Boats, a company founded in 1965 by William "Buck" Pegg and Reggie Rose in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. It has knowledge about the company's history and its popular boat model, the 15-ft Tri-Hull, which had a price of $675.

The agent is trained on documents that cover the history of OMC, including its sales and market share in 2000, its bankruptcy filing, and the subsequent layoff of employees. It also knows that OMC was once the largest manufacturer and supplier of outboard motors.

The agent is knowledgeable about Bayliner, the world's largest manufacturer of recreational boats. It can provide information about the company's establishment in 1957 by Orin Edson and its current presence with over 400 dealers in more than 60 countries.

The agent is knowledgeable about the history of Formula Boats, including the three events that led to its creation and the role of John Woodson in experimenting with fiberglass technology to develop the Thunderbird runabout boats in 1956.