Janet understands your boards, meetings, documents, and notes. It can summarize packs, compare versions, extract figures, spot inconsistencies, propose board-level questions, and draft visualizations. It's your personal Chief of Staff.
Quick start
Open the chat from the bottom right
Ask your question or use a recommended prompt: “Summarize the Q3 board pack in 10 bullets with citations.”
Use the buttons under the answer to perform actions - Open sources, Copy, Follow up question
Note: Don't know what to ask? You can use the Prompt Library to kickstart your thinking. Simply click on the bottom right icon in the chat window.
Ask in context
Janet can have varying levels of context. You can ask questions:
From a document: Click into a single document or highlight multiple documents to only ask about those specific files.
From a meeting: When you're preparing for a specific meeting Janet will become focused on those papers only.
From all documents: By default Janet uses all documents as context, this provides the broadest context set and is useful for time analysis and finding information.
To tell what information Janet is answering questions on see citation.
Note: Your chat history is not saved and will reset every time you refresh your page.
Sources & references
Every answer includes references with file · page · text.
Click Open to jump to the exact passage and document.
Congratulations 🎉
You're all done with Tutaki 101. If you are ready to add some more boards, see how here!