Type @
Press @ in the chat box (or tap the @ button). The mention menu opens — only when @ starts a fresh word, so emails like name@domain never trigger it.
Type @ to pull files, memories, connections, recent chats, people, and skills straight into your message — no copy-paste, no switching tabs.
GreatChat lets you reference anything in your workspace without leaving the conversation. Type @ and a menu opens with everything you can link to — your files, memories, connected apps, recent chats, other people, and your saved skills and rules.
Each mention becomes a live chip inside your message. Click it to jump straight to the file, chat, person, or memory it points to, so context stays one tap away for you and the assistant.
Press @ in the chat box (or tap the @ button). The mention menu opens — only when @ starts a fresh word, so emails like name@domain never trigger it.
Type to narrow results, or pick a category: Notifications, Connections, Chats, Images, Music, Videos, Docs, or Memories. Use arrow keys to navigate and Enter to choose.
Pick an item and GreatChat drops a token (#type:name) into your text. It renders as a clickable chip your assistant can use as context for the reply.
From a single @ you can reference any of these — drag an item into the prompt, or click to insert it.
Jump to an alert or unread notification and open the chat it came from.
Reference a connected app — Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub, and hundreds more.
Link a past conversation so the assistant can pick up where you left off.
Drop in a generated or uploaded image as context for the next reply.
Reference a track you created to remix, extend, or describe it.
Pull a generated clip into the conversation to edit or build on.
Mention an uploaded document so the assistant can read and act on it.
Surface a saved memory — facts, preferences, or project details — as context.
Invoke a saved skill to apply its specific behavior in this chat.
Reference an enabled rule that shapes how the assistant should respond.
Mention someone from the directory by their @username.
Reference a file, memory, or past chat in one keystroke instead of hunting through tabs and pasting links.
Mentions render as chips you (and the assistant) can open instantly — the reference stays useful long after you send it.
Mention connected apps, people from the directory, and your own skills and rules, all from the same menu.
Open a chat, type @, and reference your first file or memory.
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