Cybélia AI : your company's private assistant
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Asking well : six habits that change everything
13 Views •Asking well : the workshop, before and after
13 Views •Chat : the thread, the folders, the sources
12 Views •Searching your chats
13 Views •Images : your personal library
12 Views •Artefacts : the files it produces
13 Views •Scheduling : a conversation that starts by itself
12 Views •Presence : the room screen
12 Views •Developer : connecting your text editor
22 Views •Connectors : what comes in on its own
21 Views •Accounts : who comes in, and with which roles
21 Views •What is backed up, and what is not
21 Views •The verification code
17 Views •Usage: what you have consumed
17 Views •Who it is for
16 Views •What it reads in order to answer
15 Views •Why this assistant exists
15 Views •The framework: purpose, role, duties, responsibilities
15 Views •Signing in
15 Views •Finding your way around the screen
15 Views •Private: what that means exactly
15 Views •Forgotten password, and signing out
14 Views •Support : asking for help, and what you show
14 Views •Searching your chats
13 Views •Asking well : six habits that change everything
13 Views •Asking well : the workshop, before and after
13 Views •Artefacts : the files it produces
13 Views •Your connectors : your own doors
13 Views •Searching your chats
The /recherche page
Finding what was said, not digging through the corpus. The distinction matters, and it is the one thing to remember about this screen: here you search your conversations, and nothing else.
What is searched
Your messages and your AI's, across all your threads, Workshop folders included. Two letters are enough to start. A result opens the thread at the exact spot where the word was said.
What is not
- Your colleagues' conversations, even if you are an administrator. One does not read someone else's thread.
- The document corpus. For that, ask your AI in Chat: it will search far better than a search box, because it searches by meaning rather than by letters.
The use nobody guesses: finding again the way you phrased a request that worked well. Good questions get reused. Marie searches "reminder" and finds the three wordings that get people to pay without annoying them.
The reflex that saves time
Before re-asking a question you already asked three months ago, search for it. You will find the answer and the way you obtained it. And it costs nothing: searching your conversations does not make the model work.
A small naming tip
A well-named thread gets found. "Delaunay quote, conservatory" beats "New conversation". Renaming takes two seconds and pays for itself every time you search.
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