The chat panel sits on the right of most views and knows which company you're looking at. That context is the whole point: you can ask "what are their biggest risks" without naming the company, and get an answer grounded in the research already on the page.
What to ask it
It's most useful for the questions a dossier can't anticipate. Pressure-test a point of view. Ask what a skeptical buyer would push back on. Pull a specific number out of the filings. Draft a line of outreach and then argue with it.
Vague questions get vague answers, same as with any model. "Tell me about this company" produces a summary you already have. "Which of their stated priorities does our product actually touch, and where am I stretching" produces something you can use.
Conversations and history
Each conversation is tied to the company it was started on, so switching accounts starts a fresh thread rather than dragging the old context along. Previous conversations stay in history, and you can go back to one instead of re-explaining.
More room, and getting things out
Full-screen mode helps when a conversation gets long or you're reading generated text closely. From the panel's options you can export a conversation, clear history, and adjust settings including sounds.