Describe what you want to understand or get done. Add the details Fryri needs: the audience for a draft, the code that is failing, or the decision you are trying to make.
You can start without uploading anything:
- "Explain this idea with a concrete example."
- "Help me write a proposal. Ask what the client needs first."
- "Here is my code and the error. Help me understand what is wrong."
- "Help me plan the next week of this project."
If a question depends on your own material, add it to your library or share it in the conversation. Fryri searches by meaning, so your question does not need to repeat the exact words in a document.
Answers you can check#
When an answer cites a source, open it to inspect the original file, photo, note, or webpage. Reviewing the source gives you the context behind the answer.
Beyond your library#
Fryri can search the web, help write and explain code, run calculations, and produce tables and charts. Available tools and usage depend on your plan.
Be specific about the result you need. "Compare these options in a table" or "Explain the bug, then suggest a fix" gives Fryri a clear place to start.
Follow-ups#
Keep working in the same conversation to refine the result. Ask for changes, add missing context, or explain what did not work. You can also return to material in your library in a later conversation.