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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.doe.so/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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.
KeyAction
Up / DownNavigate results
EnterOpen selected conversation
EscClose search
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”. 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:
Search all uploaded files for the phrase "termination for convenience".
Show filename, page or section, and the matching text.
Find every mention of Q3 revenue guidance across PDFs, spreadsheets, and notes.
Group by source file and cite each result.
Search the Client Submissions folder for "Sean Ashe" and summarize the relevant documents.
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.
@Gmail Search customer threads from the last 7 days that mention "invoice".
@Google Drive Find the most recent board deck and summarize the risks slide.
@Slack Search launch channel messages about the pricing change.
Depending on the integration and permissions, Doe can search, fetch, summarize, draft, update, or take other actions.

Prior Sessions and Folders

Use @ to mention prior sessions or folders when you want Doe to reuse earlier work.
Use @Q1 Planning and find the last version of the pricing assumptions.
Search my previous chats for the Stripe webhook debugging notes.

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