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Use @-mentions to reference specific sources in a chat.
In the Chat, you can bring specific documents or web pages into your question by using @-mentions - similar to how you mention people with @ in other applications.
What Are @-Mentions?
An @-mention tells the Chat to pay special attention to a particular file or web page when answering your question. This is helpful when your question relates to a specific document.
How to Mention a Source
Type the @ character
Type the @ character into the input field. A selection menu appears automatically, showing the available files and websites that have been added to the expert as knowledge.
Select a source
Click the source you want. It appears as a colored chip in your input field. You can now type your question as usual and send it.
If the expert contains many documents or web pages, keep typing after the @ character to search by file or web page name. The list updates automatically and shows only matching results.
Keyboard navigation in the selection menu
The selection menu can also be navigated with the keyboard:
Key | Action |
|---|---|
Arrow keys (up/down) | Scroll through the list of sources. |
Tab / Shift + Tab | Jump to the next or previous entry. |
Enter | Select the highlighted source and add it to the input field. |
Mentions in the Input Field
Each selected source is shown as a colored chip in the input field. The icon tells you whether it is a file (file icon) or a website (globe icon). You can mention multiple sources in a single question to point the Chat at exactly the content that is relevant to your query.
Example
Imagine you have uploaded two contracts as documents. You want to know how their termination clauses differ. Simply type:
@Contract_A.pdf @Contract_B.pdf What are the differences in the termination clauses?
The Chat will then search specifically in the two mentioned documents for the answer.