Open the source.
The number is a door. The file, the page, and the sentence sit in the rail.
Drop a file, pull from the vault, or ask it to write. The source stays in view so you can verify before you rely on it.
Web search goes deep when you turn it on. Turn it off for the project files.

Files you drop. The web, when you turn it on. Sources you can open. An artifact you can keep.
The number is a door. The file, the page, and the sentence sit in the rail.
The globe stays off until you turn it on. Then the assistant names what it looked at.
A note, a chart, slides — they land as a file in the thread, not only as chat.
Put the PDFs on the composer. The next question can see them.
Questions about contracts, briefs, case files, correspondence, expert reports, and study materials. Answers include source references for review.
Yes. Source references stay visible so you can inspect the supporting language before relying on the response.
Yes. The assistant reasons across the documents in the chat, which is the point of a contract stack or a document-heavy matter.
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Kerro, mikä vaatii huomiota.