Ask Gobi

Everything you capture becomes something you can ask about. Chat with agent sits in the bottom bar on every screen. Where you ask from decides what answers: in a space, the space agent, which is Gobi as a member of that space. In Home, your own agent.

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What to ask

In a space, Gobi answers from that space’s context: the notes shared into it and the people in them.

• Ask about a conversation: what was decided, what you promised, what’s still open.
• Ask about a person before you meet them again: what they said last time, what to bring up.

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Point it at a channel

Type # in the composer to pick a channel, and the question runs against that channel alone. The + next to it attaches a photo, a file, or extra context to the question.

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Past chats

Chats are kept. Open the history to reopen one, and long-press to pin or delete. Pinned chats sit above the recents.

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What Gobi knows

The space you’re asking in: its notes, its directory, and its public channels. Spaces don’t leak into each other, so Gobi in one space can’t see another. Public channels are part of what the agent reads. Private channels are not: the agent doesn’t take a private channel into its context at all. You can still pull it into one, by tagging it in a thread there, and it reads only as much of that thread as the answer needs and keeps nothing afterwards. See spaces and channels.

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Asking from Home

Ask from Home and your own agent answers, out of your own notes and the people in your directory. No space is involved, so nothing a teammate shared shows up in the answer. This is the one to use for questions about your own week. Move into a space when you want the team’s context instead.

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Search instead

The magnifier next to Chat with agent is search. It returns notes, people, and posts matching your words, each labelled with where it came from. Use it when you know what you’re looking for.

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In channels

You can also bring Gobi into a conversation by tagging it in a post or a reply. See posts and replies.