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Mentions and context chips

Attach files, Skills, Brand Kits, Connectors, workers, and conversations using the correct control.

Use the plus menu for working context

Open the composer plus menu to attach files, Skills, Brand Kits, Connectors, and supported apps. Each selected item appears as a labelled chip.

The + picker: Files, Skills, Brands, Connectors and Apps.
Try this
Click + at the bottom of the composer and look at the three tabs, Skills, Brands and Connectors. Pick the one item from each that this tender response needs, then close the picker.
What you getEach selection appears as its own labelled chip above the composer, one for the skill, one for the brand kit and one for the connector, before you have typed a word.

Attach a Skill

Choose Skills, select the method you want, and confirm the skill chip. Remove it with the chip’s close control when it should not affect the turn.

An attached skill.
Try this
Click +, open the Skills tab and select Listing Copy, then type: Write the listing for 14 Wattle Street: three bedrooms, renovated kitchen, north-facing yard, ten minutes' walk to the station. Before your next, unrelated question, click the x on the skill chip.
What you getThe listing follows the Listing Copy method while the chip is present, and the chip's close control removes the skill so it does not shape the following message.

Attach a Brand Kit

Choose Brand Kits, select the relevant kit, and confirm the brand kit chip. A kit is intentionally selected for the chat; it is not silently applied from settings.

An attached brand kit.
Try this
Click +, open the Brands tab and select the Ledger & Co kit, then check the brand-kit chip before asking: Draft the EOFY client newsletter intro, 120 words, covering the new instant asset write-off threshold.
What you getThe brand-kit chip confirms the kit is in play for this chat; had you relied on the kit being marked active in Settings, the intro would have carried no brand voice.

Attach a Connector

Choose Connectors, select a connected source, and confirm the connector chip. Active connectors inject live context into the turn, so include only what the task needs.

Tick a connected service to include its live context in this turn.
Try this
Click +, open the Connectors tab and select Jira, confirm the connector chip, then ask: List the tickets closed in the last sprint that have no linked test case, grouped by assignee. Leave Slack unattached; it is not needed for this.
What you getOnly Jira context is injected into the turn, so the reply is grounded in those tickets and the prompt is not padded with unrelated live data from other connected services.

Use @ mentions for their supported targets

Use @ mentions to reference supported workers, conversations, and files. Open editors use the editing chip; Skills, Brand Kits, and Connectors use their plus-menu chips.

The mention brings the conversation's content into the turn, so the agreed pricing needs no pasting.
Try this
Type @ in the composer and choose the conversation Supplier renegotiation, August from the mention list, then type: Update the attached quote using the pricing we agreed in that conversation. Do not type @skill or @brandkit; those live in the + menu.
What you getThe referenced conversation appears as a mention in your message and its content is available to the turn, so the quote update uses the agreed pricing without you pasting it in.
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