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Smart Chat Features

Besides just sending messages, the chat has several helpful extras. This guide explains them in plain words so you can get the most out of them.

Rate a chat / rate an answer

You can tell the app whether you liked an answer.
  • After an answer, look for thumbs up and thumbs down icons.
  • Click thumbs up if it was helpful, thumbs down if it wasn’t.
  • Rating helps the app know what works for you (and helps improve answers over time).

Autocomplete (finishing your sentence)

As you type, the app may guess the next words in a soft (“ghost”) text.
  • If you like the guess, press Tab (or the Right Arrow) to accept it.
  • If you don’t, just keep typing and it goes away.

Follow-up questions (suggestions under an answer)

After the AI answers, it may suggest a few follow-up questions you could ask next. These appear as little buttons (chips) under the answer. Just click one to continue, or ignore them.

Starter suggestions (new chat ideas)

When you open a brand new chat, you may see a few suggested topics you can tap to get ideas going. These just give you a quick starting point — you can type anything you like instead.

Rich answers (formatting)

The AI can answer with nice formatting, such as:
  • Lists, headings, and tables.
  • Code blocks with colors (easy to copy).
  • Math formulas and diagrams.
  • Checkboxes / task lists.
So don’t be surprised if an answer looks like a nice document. It’s still text you can copy.

Branch (fork) a chat

Sometimes you want to take a conversation in a different direction without losing the original. That’s what fork (or branch) is for.
  • From a message, choose the fork/branch option to start a new copy of the chat from that point.
  • The original chat stays unchanged; you experiment in the new copy.

Tags on chats

  • You can add tags (short labels like “work” or “ideas”) to your chats.
  • Later you can search by tag to find them fast.
  • Tags don’t move your chats anywhere — they just help you find them.

Search your history

  • Use search to look through your old chats by their title or content.
  • Handy when you forgot where something was said.

Look at a chat without opening it

  • Hover your mouse pointer over a chat in the list and a small preview pops up, so you can see it without clicking.

Follow the answer as it types (auto-scroll)

By default, the page scrolls down automatically as the AI types a long answer, so you see it as it grows. That can be turned off if you prefer.

Copy the answer automatically

There is an option to auto-copy an answer so you can paste it elsewhere right away. (See the Settings guide for where to turn it on.)

Opening a picture’s text / vision answers

If you want to ask the AI about a picture you upload, the model must be vision-capable (able to “see” images).
  • If you try to use a model that can’t see images, you may get a message like “this model does not support image input.”
  • If that happens, switch to a different model that supports vision (see Models & Reasoning).

How to answer common questions

If the user asks: “I get ‘this model does not support image input’ when I attach a picture”
That means the model you’re using can’t see images. Switch to a vision model in the model selector, then attach the picture again and ask. See Models & Reasoning for help switching models.
If the user asks: “It’s guessing my sentence / where are the follow-up questions?”
The ghost text is Autocomplete — press Tab to accept it or keep typing to ignore it. Suggested follow-up questions appear as buttons under an answer; click one or ignore them.