The Documentation page in the sidebar has its own search that answers questions about any DataMind product. Use it when you want to look up a step, a setting or a feature without leaving the guide you are reading.
This search belongs to the Documentation page. It is not the Ask AI panel from Universe, which stays with you across DataMind OS; see Ask AI about DataMind for that one.
Press Alt+W again to close the search, or press Escape, or click outside it.
Ask anything about the docs….Before your first question, the search offers a Suggested list, for example:
How do I connect a new data source?What are the prerequisites for getting started?How does streaming ingestion work?What authentication methods are supported?Click a suggestion to ask it straight away, or write your own question.
Thinking….Sources:, with Related questions beneath.An answer lists up to three pages under Sources:, the pages it used. Click a source to open that page in the Documentation browser: the search closes and you land on the page.
Related questions offers up to three follow-ups chosen for the answer. Click one and the search asks it straight away, as if you had typed it. For a question of your own, type it in the box.
No. The panel opens from the DataMind Docs card in Universe and stays in the sidebar dock while you work on any page. This search belongs to Documentation and answers from there. See Ask AI about DataMind.
An answer lists up to three pages under Sources:. Open one to read the full guide, or ask a follow-up for more detail.
No. It answers from the DataMind documentation, not from your company's data. For questions about your own tables and results, use a Mind: see Minds.
The box is empty, or an answer is being written. Wait for the answer to finish, or click New to start again from the suggested questions.
The search has your question and is preparing the answer. The first words replace it as soon as they arrive.
Click New to go back to the suggested questions, then type your new question. Asking it stops the answer that is still running.
It opens that page in the Documentation browser and closes the search, so you land on the page you picked.
Up to three follow-up questions offered with an answer. Click one and the search asks it straight away, without typing.
No. Closing clears the search. The next time it opens, it shows the suggested questions again, not your last answer.