Using Weaver
Chat
Ask Weaver about the event or email you're viewing, prepare replies, and get help with next steps while keeping review and approval in the workflow.
Start with an event
Weaver Chat helps you understand your email and work on the next step. Open an event to make that project's context available, or open a source when your question is about a particular email.
Use Main chat for a general conversation. When you change topics, tell Weaver which project or message you mean rather than assuming a task will switch context with you.
Say what you need
Describe the result you want and include the details that would affect it: the person, event, timeframe, or decision. For example:
Summarize the launch decisions, what is still open, and what I owe the agency.
You can ask Weaver to:
Find email and files: locate a conversation, attachment, or document using a topic, sender, or date.
Understand a project: summarize changes, open decisions, and commitments in an event.
Prepare work: draft an email or document, or research a public topic and prepare a report.
Organize next steps: inspect event to-dos and clarify what needs to happen next.
Help with your calendar: check availability and work on supported calendar actions when access is granted.
For example, ask, "Find the latest creative brief and the email that shared it," or "Check my calendar for a free 30-minute slot tomorrow afternoon." If several people or tasks match, Weaver may ask you to clarify.
Asking how to use a feature is different from asking Weaver to change something. You can ask product questions in Chat; it can look up the same public guides you're reading here.
Draft a reply
Open the event or original email.
Tell Weaver what to include, the intended recipient, and any tone or length preference.
Open the draft and check its recipients, wording, dates, and attachments.
Edit it if needed, then choose Send when you're ready.
A saved draft hasn't been sent. An explicit send instruction or the Send control is an action; a request to draft, summarize, or explain isn't a send instruction.
Follow the reply walkthrough for an example.
Review the result
Read the answer alongside its source material. For actions that require approval, use the approval card. If running work asks you a question, answer it in Chat; a new unrelated message doesn't automatically answer or stop that task.
Connection, security, and remembered-preference controls live in Settings. Use the relevant settings page rather than expecting Chat to change every account control.
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