Practical ways to get better answers, cleaner context, and fewer setup problems.
Start with the files, folders, and saved web pages you already rely on. Seed is strongest when your knowledge library is tight, relevant, and current.
Questions like "What changed in this spec?" or "Summarize this PDF" work better than vague prompts. Treat it like you are asking a well-prepared teammate, not a search box.
Seed remembers recent turns to help with follow-up questions. When you change subjects, say "new context" so the next answer starts fresh.
You do not need to ask again if the answer was already useful. Say "repeat" to bring the last completed answer back without a new request.
If an answer is still generating and you have what you need, say "stop" to cancel it and move on immediately.
If you are asking about an error, dialog, or interface element, say "use screen" before the question. That keeps screen capture intentional instead of ambient.
The default works fine, but a short trigger word that feels natural in your workflow helps the product become a habit instead of a novelty.
If answers stop working, check your API key, provider settings, and network connection first. Most setup problems live there, not in your imported documents.
If a policy, doc page, or remote guide gets updated, refresh that source so your answers reflect the latest version you care about.
Speech recognition stays on-device, your knowledge library is stored locally, and screen capture is optional. The answer itself still depends on your connected AI provider, so configure that relationship intentionally.