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Search in Doe has several layers. Use the one that matches what you are trying to find. Press Cmd + K (Mac) or Ctrl + K (Windows) to open chat search. Or click Search in the sidebar. Conversation search finds matches in chat titles and message content. Results are grouped by time, such as Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 Days, and Older. Matching text highlights in yellow. Click any result to jump directly to that conversation. Use Library search when you know metadata about a file. Library search can find:
  • File names
  • Folders
  • Owners
  • File types
  • Indexing status
  • Edited-document lineage
Use this when your query is about “which file”, “where is the file”, or “show all PDFs in this folder”.

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File-Content Search

Ask Doe when you need to search inside files. Doe can run hybrid semantic and keyword search across accessible indexed file content. Good content-search prompts:
Content search can then hand results to other capabilities. For example, Doe can find the relevant document, open it, extract structured fields, or fill a related form. Mention a connected app when the answer may live outside Doe.
Depending on the integration and permissions, Doe can search, fetch, summarize, draft, update, or take other actions.

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Prior Sessions and Folders

Use @ to mention prior sessions or folders when you want Doe to reuse earlier work.

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Search Tips

  • Use specific names, dates, file types, clauses, metrics, or folder names.
  • Ask Doe to cite sources when content accuracy matters.
  • If a first search is too narrow, ask Doe to broaden the terms.
  • If results are broad, mention a file, folder, session, integration, or date range.

Working with Files

Search and analyze uploaded files

Integrations

Search connected apps