Talk to Obelo
Ask grounded questions and move from a brief to a reviewable action.
Write an actionable request
Include the intended outcome, audience, channel, constraints and source of truth. Ask for a draft or analysis first if you are still deciding what to do. A message such as “grow the business” leaves too many consequential decisions unspecified.
Example requestUse our company profile and approved product information to draft a LinkedIn post for operations leaders. Focus on one existing capability, avoid unsupported savings claims, and leave it ready for review—not publication.
Bring the right source
Use Attach a file or the mention control when the answer depends on specific material. Open source references to check whether an answer rests on your documents, measured data or generated reasoning. A citation is a place to inspect evidence, not a guarantee the conclusion is correct.
In the Tools preview, continuing from a saved tool result prepares an unsent chat draft. Read it and press Send only when you want to continue. The saved result remains associated with its original website.
Review actions separately
Read the proposed action, target website and destination. Approving a draft, scheduling a publication and executing a provider action have different consequences. Do not infer success from confident wording: inspect the resulting job, output or provider link.
Manage conversations
Use Open chats to return to previous work and New chat for a distinct brief. Personalization controls can affect response style and language; they do not substitute for the company’s shared brand rules. If a turn fails, check its displayed status before retrying the same action.
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