Advanced Chat Strategies: Getting the Most from Sky AI

Go beyond basic questions and learn how to craft effective prompts and utilize advanced chat features for in-depth case analysis.

Crafting Effective Prompts

To get the most insightful answers from Sky AI, focus on crafting clear and specific prompts:

Be Specific: Instead of asking general questions, provide context and specific details.
Cross-Document Queries: Ask questions that require Sky AI to analyze information across multiple documents within a case.
Leverage Keywords: Incorporate keywords from your Case Notes or Snapshots in your prompts to guide Sky AI's analysis.
Comparative Questions: Use comparative questions to highlight differences and similarities, such as "Compare injury reports from Dr. A and Dr. B."

Sky AI can provide answers based on the entire case or a single document:

Case-Level Chat: When in the main case view, Sky AI analyzes all documents within the case.
Document-Specific Chat: When viewing a specific document, Sky AI focuses its analysis on that document's content.
DocList Structure: Sky AI utilizes the DocList structure and document content to provide relevant and accurate answers.

Enhance your understanding with follow-up questions:

Source Attribution: Ask "What document mentions that?" to identify the source of information.
Elaboration: Use phrases like "Can you elaborate on [specific point]?" to delve deeper into a specific topic.
Sky AI provides source attribution, allowing you to verify the origin of its answers.

Export your chat transcripts for record-keeping and sharing:

Click the Export button (down-pointing arrow icon) to export the conversation.
Available Formats:
- DOCX: For editable documents.
- PDF: For sharing a formatted, non-editable version.
- Plain Text: For simple text extraction.
- Email: To quickly share the transcript via email.

If the chat doesn't provide the expected answer:

Rephrase your prompt: Try using different keywords or a more specific question.
Check the context: Ensure you are chatting within the correct case or document.
Review the source documents: Verify that the information you are seeking is present in the case documents.