Finding your way around the screen
You land on Chat, and that is where you will spend most of your days. Everything else is reached from the left-hand column.
The conversation screen: the left column to
navigate, the thread in the middle, and on the right what was used to
answer.
Three zones, three uses
- On the left, navigation: your conversations, and the other screens. What you see there depends on your role, a short menu is not a broken menu.
- In the middle, the conversation. You write there, you read there, you attach files there.
- On the right, what surrounds the answer: the sources retrieved, the means used. This is the panel that turns a plausible answer into a verifiable one.
On a narrow screen the right-hand panel tidies itself away and the conversation takes the whole width. Nothing is lost: a button reopens it, and the choice is remembered on that device. Jean, on the workshop phone, never sees it; Camille, on her large screen, never closes it.
The vocabulary to know
- A thread (or conversation): an exchange about one subject.
- A folder in the Workshop: several threads that belong together, with a shared memory.
- A document: what the company files and the AI will read.
- A source: the precise passage of a document used to answer.
- An artefact: a file it produced for you.
These five words cover three quarters of the tool. The rest is learned by using it.
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