CHAT WITH WEBPAGES / TWO CONTEXT MODES

Ask about a page
or saved research.

PageVero chat uses one of two scopes: the current page attached to a conversation, or knowledge retrieved from your saved library. Choose a question, then follow the source references to verify the answer.

Choose what the conversation can use.

ATTACHED PAGE

Ask about one open webpage

Attach the current page to the conversation. That turn uses the attached page as context rather than searching the rest of your saved library.

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SAVED KNOWLEDGE

Ask across your library

Start a chat without a page attachment. PageVero retrieves relevant knowledge from saved pages and displays source references for library results.

Build a source library →
FOLLOW THE SOURCE

Check the context

Open a cited library source to compare the answer with the original page and its saved evidence notes.

A grounded answer has a trail back.

This hand-written example shows the question, answer, and source fields used to explain a library chat. It uses a fictional page and is not a live conversation or model output.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · FICTIONAL SOURCE AND HAND-WRITTEN OUTPUT

QUESTION

What did the author value most?

This example question is asked across saved knowledge.

ANSWER AND SOURCE

Answer

The author described source links as the most useful part of each issue.

Source reference

Field Notes: A Reading Log · https://example.com/field-notes

Open the source to check the original wording and context.

Chat sends the context needed for your answer.

A chat request sends your question and the selected context to PageVero for AI processing. That context can include the attached page's Markdown, recent messages, or relevant knowledge retrieved from your library. AI chat uses account credit at the selected model's token rates. See plans and rates.

AI can misunderstand or omit source details. Check the cited page before relying on a response. You can delete conversations in the product. Review processing and retention.

ASK WITH A SOURCE IN VIEW

Bring a page or
your library into the chat.

Open an accessible page or save a few sources to your library first.

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