Chatting

Chat is how you talk to a brain. Ask a question the way you'd ask a knowledgeable colleague — Learny Brain figures out where to look, pulls the relevant details, and answers with its sources.

How answers are built

When you ask something, the brain works in two moves:

• Search — it searches across everything the brain knows: your SamePage and the content indexed from your connected tools.
• Fetch — when it needs the freshest or fullest detail, it opens that exact item live (the Notion page, the Jira issue, the file) and reads it before answering.

As it works, you'll see chips showing which tools it touched, so every answer is transparent and traceable.

Conversations are saved

Every conversation is kept in your history, so you can pick up where you left off. Follow-up questions keep their context — you can say "what about last quarter?" and the brain remembers what you were discussing.

Share an answer

Found something useful? Share the conversation:

• Only me — private (the default).
• Whole organization — anyone in your workspace can read it.
• Specific people — share with named teammates by email.

Ask from anywhere

You don't have to be on the web. Once Slack is connected, ask the same brain with /learny, a direct message, or an @mention in a channel. See Slack integration.