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Find useful questions about your knowledge

Expert Lens suggests questions an expert might ask about a File, Concept, Label, or Collection. It appears on those detail pages rather than in the prompt bar, so each question is grounded in the item you are viewing. Suggestions can include an expert persona and an insight category, such as Risk Assessment, Root Cause, Comparative Analysis, Blind Spots, or Next Steps. These cues explain the point of view and kind of analysis behind the question.

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Start a task from Expert Lens

  1. Open the detail page for a File, Concept, Label, or Collection.
  2. Find Expert Lens. When suggestions are available, the collapsed block shows how many experts have questions about that item.
  3. Select Expert Lens to expand its suggestions.
  4. Select a question. Chief opens a new task, adds the relevant knowledge to its scope, and inserts the question into the prompt bar.
  5. Edit the question if needed, then send it.
Pro-Tip: Use Expert Lens when you know which File, Concept, Label, or Collection matters but are unsure where to begin. The suggested question carries that item into the new task for you.

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FAQ

Expert Lens appears on File, Concept, Label, and Collection detail pages when Chief has suggestions for the item. If no suggestions are available, the block does not appear.
Yes. Selecting a suggestion inserts it into the prompt bar without sending it. Change the wording or add more instructions, then send when you are ready.
It identifies the insight category, such as Risk Assessment, Root Cause, or Comparative Analysis. The category describes the kind of thinking the question applies.