The chat sits inside the app and works with your library rather than in a vacuum.
Opening it
On desktop, the chat is the right hand panel, toggled with the panel button in the editor header. On mobile, tap the sparkles button in the bottom bar and the chat opens as a sheet.
What you can ask
- Questions about what you wrote: what did I decide, what is still open, what did this person say
- Summaries of a note, a folder or a stretch of time
- Rewrites and drafts based on your own material
- Anything you would ask a general assistant, with your notes available as context
It knows where you are
The note you have open is passed along automatically, so ask about this note without describing it. With no note open, the folder or tag you are viewing sets the scope.
Picking a model
The model picker in the composer lists every chat model you enabled in Settings under Models. Attach images or PDFs with the paperclip, and on desktop you can drop files straight onto the window.
Past conversations
The history button lists earlier chats with search. Each chat titles itself, and deleting one removes just that conversation.
Getting better answers
Be specific about scope. Asking about a folder or a date range gives sharper answers than asking about everything at once.