While it works on an answer, a Mind can stop and ask you a question. The question waits above the message box until you answer it or skip it. For the rest of the chat, see Ask a Mind.
In a set of questions, the choice you pick shows a check.
When the Mind asks more than one question, a step counter such as 2/5 and a progress bar track the set.
Click Cancel on the question to skip it. The panel closes and the Mind continues without that answer.
If skipping fails:
/ clear-context command is refused. The chat shows Context not cleared with "Answer the pending question first." See Chat commands, shortcuts and privacy.Yes. Type it in the message box, below the or type below divider, and send it. If you picked a choice first, click Clear selection - type a custom answer so your own text is the answer, not the choice.
In a set of questions, yes: click another choice to change your pick before you continue. A single question sends your choice as soon as you click it.
Continue waits for an answer. Pick a choice or type your own answer for the step, and it becomes available.
Click Cancel on the question. The panel closes and the Mind continues without that answer.
If the question is missing its tool id, the chat shows Cannot cancel with "This question is missing a tool id. Try refreshing the chat." Refresh the chat, then cancel again. If the skip is refused, Could not cancel question appears: try again, or answer the question instead.
No. Normal sends are blocked until the question is answered or skipped.
That message appears when you run / while a question is open. Answer or skip the question, then run the command again. See Chat commands, shortcuts and privacy.
It counts a set of questions from the Mind: you are on question 2 of 5. The counter appears only when there is more than one question.
The question stays above the message box and the Mind waits. Normal sends stay blocked until you answer or skip it.
The question step is not listed in Tool History. Answer it from the panel above the message box. Tool History lists the steps behind an answer; see Tool cards and Tool History.