One place for the work, and answers drawn from it.
A project keeps one piece of work together: its chats, files, pages, plans and decisions. Every chat inside it answers from that material and shows what it read.
Your material, read and cited.
Keep the work together
The project page shows its open plans, files, pages and decisions. Rename a project or archive it. Archiving deletes nothing, and Restore brings it back.
Bring a chat in
Move a chat into a project, or start a project from a chat. The chat keeps every message, and its files, builds and locked decisions come with it.
Add files three ways
Attach a file in a chat and say which project it belongs to, move it from the Files page, or attach it in a chat already in the project.
Read without being asked
Every file in a project is read for its answers. A file moved out stops being used.
Answers show their sources
Under an answer, a line says how many sources were read, and Show exact lines shows each quote and where it came from. If nothing in your material covers the question, the line says so.
Pages join when you teach them
Teach a page or a board to the project and its chats answer from it too.
Material stays in its project
Your material is read only inside the project you added it to. A chat outside any project answers from general knowledge and says so.
Keep a file out of answers
Any file can be kept out of answers and still be found in search.
Take it with you
Download archive gives one file with your chats, projects, pages and decisions, and the list of your files.
What a project reads, and how much.
- A project holds up to 100 sources.
- Text PDFs, Word, Excel, plain text, CSV and Markdown are read. A file that cannot be read says why on its row. Scanned PDFs are not read.
Bring the work that has outgrown one chat. Start free.
Free to start, no card needed. Conversations and locked decisions are never counted, on any plan.