Guides
Ask Gus about a deal
Asking a question about a deal and checking where the answer came from.
Ask Gus about a deal in plain words and it answers from the deal's meetings, emails and notes, with its sources listed so you can check them.
Steps
- Open the deal: press Deals in the left rail, then the deal's row.
- At the bottom of the deal, press Ask Gus about this deal. Gus opens beside the deal, already set to that deal.
- Press one of the suggested questions, such as "What is blocking…?", or type your own in the box (Ask about this deal…). Press Enter or Ask to send it.
- While Gus looks it up, a line above the answer says what it's doing.
- Read the answer. Numbered markers in the text match the chips in the Sources row underneath.
To check a point, press its marker or chip to read the passage it came from. See Read the answer and check its sources.
Ask more widely
- The chip under the panel's title shows what Gus is answering from. Press it to widen the question. See Choose what Gus answers from.
- Your earlier conversations are under the clock button at the top of the panel, with + New conversation.
Gus can also make changes for you. See What Gus can change for you.
Common snags
- "Read-only seat — ask your admin for a full seat." Your seat can read but not ask. Open Plan & usage to restore your seat, or ask your admin.
- "Your workspace is out of credits." Asking is paused until your credits reset. Ask your admin about more credits.
- "That message is too long." A question can be about 8,000 characters, a bit fewer when you're asking about a deal. Shorten it or split it into two.
For everything else, see Common snags in the Ask Gus section.