How Chat Works
The Playground uses Agentic chat. Describe what you need, and Bunyan can use available tools to search documents, gather information, and prepare an answer. The tools it can use depend on your access and configuration.
Ask for an Outcome
Include the task, relevant context, and the format you want. For example:
Summarize the attached agreement in five bullet points. Focus on payment terms, renewal, and termination.
For a comparison, explain the role of each document:
Compare the delivery commitments in @proposal-a and @proposal-b. Present the differences in a table.
Select each @ reference from the suggestions in the message box so it points to the intended source.
Guide the Source Selection
Bunyan can choose tools based on your request. When you have a particular collection or document in mind, select it with @ and state what to look for.
Use @employee-handbook to explain the leave approval process. Identify the relevant section.
A mention gives Bunyan a specific source to use. If you want the answer based only on that source, say so in the request. For step-by-step instructions, see Ask Questions About Documents.
Choose a Tool
Open the tools menu below the message box or type @ to select a tool or source. See Playground Tools for Collection, Document, Web Search, Flow, connected tools, and file-generation examples.
Follow the Response
Some tasks need several searches or document-reading steps. The conversation can show activity while Bunyan works. Wait for the answer, or use the stop button in the message box to stop the response.
Review the answer and any references it provides. You can then ask a follow-up such as:
- “Show the passage supporting the renewal date.”
- “Limit the comparison to pricing and delivery.”
- “Rewrite the summary for a nontechnical reader.”
Use the same conversation for related follow-ups. Start a new conversation when moving to a different task.
Chat Settings
Choose your model and response language from the controls below the message box.
See the Playground overview for the model and language controls.