Illustrative Kato conversation: identify the intended chat before opening it. Example titles and responses will differ.
Before you begin
Sign in and choose a task you can complete in Arc, such as checking a document or drafting a short brief. Use an existing chat you can read and note its exact title. If you have no chat yet, open Chats → New chat, select a permitted model and send a short description of your task. Note the resulting chat title. Use only material you are authorised to share with the selected model and chat audience. No supplied example chat, dataset or Vantage workspace is needed.1
Open Kato
Press Command+J on a Mac or Ctrl+J on Windows or Linux, or select Kato beside Search in the app’s top bar.See Getting around Cortex for other navigation controls.
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Describe your goal
Replace the bracketed text with your own details and send:
I want to [answer a question or draft an output] using [my material] in Arc. Explain how a chat or chat project can help me and what I should check before starting. Do not create anything yet.Check that the answer addresses your task and available product. Ask about an unclear term or missing input before continuing.
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Find your chat
Send:
Find the Arc chat titled [exact chat title] that I can access. Tell me which chat you found before opening it.Check the title. If several matches appear, identify the intended chat using its owner or resource identifier. If none appears, confirm the title and your access; a missing search result does not prove that the chat does not exist.
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Open and inspect it
Ask Kato to open the identified chat. Check the destination’s title, breadcrumb trail and retained messages against the chat you chose.Kato’s wording can vary. Success means the correct accessible chat is open, with the content you expected.