How to Add the First File to a Task?
Add materials via the attachment entry and specify what you want analyzed.
First Choose the Most Relevant File
Before uploading, decide which question this file will help answer. For example, logs are used to explain a failure, code to check a piece of logic, and documents to extract specific content. Prioritize materials directly related to the goal, removing unrelated personal data and credentials; having more files does not necessarily mean the answer will be more complete or accurate.
Use the Currently Available Attachment Entry
The plus sign in the input area is used to add files. After clicking, select files according to the interface and supplement analysis requirements in the input box. Attachment capabilities depend on the current account and scenario; if the page shows functional restrictions, handle according to the actual status. Do not consider logging in or opening the file selector as a successful upload.
- Click the plus sign in the input area and select the required files.
- Check the attachment preview and file name for correctness.
- Specify the questions of concern, confirm readiness, and send.
Have the Answer Cite Its Basis
You can request the answer to quote chapters, fields, or excerpts from the file and list parts that could not be read. The appearance of a file in the message does not mean every format can be analyzed in the same way. If content is not correctly understood, convert it to readable text or key excerpts; if the original must be preserved, keep a copy in your own storage. Multiple files serve different purposes; you can explain the role of each material one by one.