“Let's move the review to Thursday so there's time to read the draft.”
The passage supports the review date. It does not record final copy approval.
Ask questions and check citations
You can ask about one completed Note or a wider set of Notes. Choose the scope before asking so the answer uses the material you intended.
Ask one Note
Section titled “Ask one Note”Open the Note, then open Chat. Ask a question such as “What did we decide about the review date?” or “Explain the concept introduced after the first example.”
On desktop, Chat can sit beside the Note. Expand it for more reading room, then return to the Note when you want to compare the answer with its material.
Ask across Notes
Section titled “Ask across Notes”Open Ask your notes from the library. Choose All Notes or Selected Notes, then ask your question.
All Notes includes your completed Notes, including archived ones. A folder you are browsing does not silently become the chat scope. Choose Selected Notes when you want to control which material is used.
Name the topic or period when that would help. “Compare the launch decisions in these two reviews” gives a clearer starting point than “What changed?” in a new chat.
Check an answer
Section titled “Check an answer”When an answer uses Note evidence, source numbers appear beside the relevant text. Open a number to read the passage behind that part of the answer. Sources used brings the supporting material together.
A citation shows where support came from. Read the passage and surrounding context when a claim matters. A source may support one part of a question without establishing every detail you asked for.
What still needs approval before launch?
Final copy still needs approval
The review moved to Thursday. The latest readiness check still lists final copy as open.
Choose a source number to read the passage behind the answer.
“Friday is still the target. The final copy is waiting for sign-off.”
This is the later Note. It records an open approval, not a completed one.
Sample answer and Notes. Real answers link to the material in your selected scope.
Continue the conversation
Section titled “Continue the conversation”Follow up in the same conversation when your next question builds on the previous answer. Use New chat for a separate conversation. History lets you reopen saved chats or delete one you no longer need.
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When the material is not enough
Section titled “When the material is not enough”If the selected Notes do not establish an answer, ask for the part they support, choose a more relevant scope, or add missing material. General conversation and planning help can use ordinary knowledge, which should not be treated as a recorded Note fact.
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