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Every prompt and answer in a chat thread has its own hover actions. Move your cursor over a message to reveal the action row.

Edit a prompt you sent

Chief: edit a prompt — the Edit message pencil
  1. Hover over your prompt to show the action row.
  2. Click the Edit message (pencil) button.
  3. Change the text, then submit. On chats that support branching, this starts a new branch so your original prompt and answer are kept.
ℹ️ Good to Know: The Edit message button only appears on prompts you sent, on branching-enabled chats, and once the response has finished generating.

Copy a message to your clipboard

Chief: copy a message — the clipboard button under an answer
  1. Hover over the prompt or answer you want to copy.
  2. Click the Copy button (clipboard icon). The tooltip reads Copy to Clipboard for answers and Copy prompt to clipboard for prompts.
  3. The icon flips to a checkmark and the tooltip shows Copied!
For a formatted answer, you can also use Copy as Markdown to keep headings, bold text, and tables intact.

Download an answer

Chief: download an answer — the PDF DOC Text Markdown format options
  1. Hover over the answer and click the Download button (down-arrow icon).
  2. The button expands to show Download as: with format buttons.
  3. Choose PDF, DOC, Text, or Markdown. If the answer contains a table, an XLS option also appears.
  4. Your browser downloads the file. The filename is based on the answer’s first heading or your prompt.

FAQ

PDF export runs on Chief’s servers and needs an active session. If you see a Failed label on the PDF button, reload the page so your session refreshes, then try again. DOC, Text, and Markdown are generated in your browser and will still work if PDF is having trouble.
The XLS button only appears when the answer actually contains one or more tables. If there’s no table, there’s nothing to put in a spreadsheet.
The plain Copy to Clipboard action copies text. Use Copy as Markdown when you want to preserve headings, bold, lists, and tables for pasting into another tool.