Knowledge, files, and sources
Files, libraries, and sources can enrich a response, but their presence does not prove that a conclusion is complete or authorized.
7 articlesProvide and verify the right sources
Choose the right file scope, open displayed sources, and explicitly handle missing or expired material.
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Add files and use the right source scope
Choose among a conversation attachment, workspace library, and project document according to expected duration and sharing.
Read the article Inspect response sources and references
Open displayed sources, connect them to important claims, and identify what is not covered.
Read the articleHandle an expired, missing, or inaccessible source
Interpret source states and resume verification without assuming that content remains accessible.
Read the articleUnderstand Alæc knowledge scopes
Distinguish conversation, workspace, project, organization, personal, and external sources.
Read the articleDistinguish sources, citations, references, and evidence
Use each term precisely and recognize what a source list does not prove.
Read the articleUnderstand media library availability
Distinguish usable attachments from personal, organization, or project media libraries that are not yet exposed in your surface.
Read the articleCreate, edit, and export images
Prepare an image request, refine a completed image, compare versions, and export the result you actually reviewed.
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Guides appear in the recommended order; open the one that directly matches your need.