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Task examples, in any order

Each task opens its own prepared example at the matching point. It does not continue your guided example. Open any of them, in any order; none is required.

  1. Start with a question.“Do I need to set anything up first?”Interactive, step by step
  2. Try another direction.“Can I keep thinking without deciding?”Interactive · can also play in 0:24
  3. Choose what carries forward.“What is worth keeping for next time?”Interactive · can also play in 0:28
  4. Return and continue.“How do I find the development and communication discussions for this project?”Interactive · can also play in 0:24
  5. Find the original.“I remember the idea. Where did it come from?”Interactive · can also play in 0:26
  6. Revise a judgment.“Something changed. What should I update?”Interactive · can also play in 0:28
  7. Inspect the basis.“What did this answer actually use?”Interactive, step by step
  8. Review related Matters.“What depends on what across these two pieces of work?”Interactive, step by step

Reference

Sources and versions
A selected source version is a specific input; adding a newer version does not silently replace it.
Published Brief
An optional frozen handoff when the capability is available. Check its current availability and access conditions before publishing.

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Matter
A Matter holds one piece of related work: several independent conversations, the sources you add and the Current you choose.
How the parts of a Matter relate
History
History records each conversation entry and every change you confirmed. It is separate from Current, which holds only what you chose to carry forward.
Current and History, side by side
Answer basis
An answer’s basis records what it used when it was sent: the chosen Current items and inputs, with their exact versions. A later change to Current does not rewrite that saved answer.
Inspect a saved answer’s basis
Your words, quotations and AI wording
They stay distinguishable: what you wrote, an exact quotation from a source, and wording an AI suggested.
Current
What you choose to carry forward: a judgment, a condition, an open question, or possibilities that are still competing. It is optional, and it changes only when you confirm. A useful discussion can end with nothing kept.
Refreshing a source
A refresh you start adds a new version. Earlier versions stay as they were, and answers that used them keep them. An old date alone does not make something out of date.
What you can bring in
Sources and earlier chats are optional. Not every file type, scan, link or image format is supported yet.
In both plans
Working freely and coming back to it later are part of Matter Control in both plans.

When to look at Power

When your work spans Matters. Power adds four things: Ask Vault over the Matters you select (even one), Vault Review that you start, bounded Cross-Matter Impact, and more sustained capacity. Pro keeps Ask within a Matter and basic notices for dependencies you recorded.

Share a selected snapshot

A Published Brief is optional and part of both plans. You choose confirmed content to share, which can include questions that are still open. It is frozen as a version, and the recipient reads it without an account. A chat or a read-only answer never becomes brief text by itself.

Before sharing: set the title, the publisher name and an optional note; check the preview, including the exact text and the source versions and quotations you allow; then create the frozen brief version.

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