Say what you need

The more TachlisAI knows, the better it can help. Include:

  • Who it's for. "A note to my son's rebbi" or "a post for our shul's WhatsApp group."
  • What you want back. A list, a table, a short paragraph, or a full document.
  • Length and tone. "Under 100 words, warm but professional."
  • Examples. Paste something similar you liked.

Keep one task per chat

Ask follow-up questions about the same task in the same chat, so TachlisAI can use the details you've already shared. When you move on to something unrelated, select New chat. A fresh conversation keeps older details from getting mixed into the new answer.

Pick the right response mode

Faster is usually enough for quick, simple questions. For complicated, multi-step, or especially careful work, choose Smartest. It takes a little longer so TachlisAI can think the problem through. See Choosing a response mode.

Share files instead of describing them

Attach the PDF, spreadsheet, or photo with + rather than retyping it. See Uploading files and photos.

Let TachlisAI ask questions

For bigger tasks, try: "Ask me any questions you need before you start." TachlisAI may show answer choices you can select instead of typing.

Tell TachlisAI about yourself

Add your interests and goals under About you so you don't have to repeat them in every chat. See Personalization: About you, saved memories, and chat summary.