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Every feature, with the demo next to it

Five things the chat does well, each shown exactly as it works in the product.

Answers stream in, with the reasoning shown

Each reply streams token by token over a socket, so long answers start appearing in under a second. The model’s planning notes stream first in a collapsible block, then the answer follows in formatted Markdown.

A question about RAG versus fine-tuning is sent. A reasoning block streams in, collapses, and a formatted answer streams below it.

Turn on tools when the question needs them

The tool picker sits in the composer. Choose Web Search for questions that need today’s information, or Deep Research to read across dozens of sources. The chosen tool is sent with that message, and the answer carries the sources it found.

The tool picker opens from the composer, Web Search is selected, and the answer about WCAG 2.2 arrives with cited W3C sources.
A PDF, a CSV, and a photo are attached. The answer compares revenue by region across all three files and flags the mismatch.

Drop in files and ask across them

Attach PDF, CSV and Excel, JPEG and PNG, Markdown, JSON, HTML, and plain text files by dragging them into the chat. Attachments travel with the message, so follow-up questions can refer back to them.

  • PDF
  • CSV
  • Excel
  • JPEG
  • PNG
  • Markdown
  • JSON
  • HTML
  • Plain text

Every conversation stays one shortcut away

Conversations are saved as they happen and titled automatically from the first exchange. The history menu opens with a shortcut, sorted by recent activity, so switching threads never means leaving the keyboard.

  • Search conversation history
  • Start a new chat
  • Send the message
  • Insert a new line
The history menu opens with a keyboard shortcut, a different conversation is chosen, and a follow-up question continues that thread.

Sources you can check, inline

When the model uses web results, each claim gets a numbered marker in the sentence that relies on it. Hovering or clicking the marker shows the page title and URL, and the same source keeps the same number throughout the answer.

An answer about the Node.js LTS schedule streams in with numbered citation markers pointing to the official release pages.

Questions, answered

See it with your own questions

Create an account and ask something you actually need answered. The reasoning, tools, and sources are there from the first message.