Working with CORA
Quick starts
Begin a deep research, a document comparison or a meeting brief from the new-chat page in one click.
On the workspace home, which New chat opens, the Quick starts list sits under the composer and the Getting started checklist. A quick start tells CORA what kind of work you want, so you only add the specifics.
The quick starts
- Deep research. Research a topic with current sources, cross-checks and citations.
- Compare documents. Find material differences, gaps, risks and recommended next steps.
- Meeting brief. Prepare the context, agenda, questions, risks and desired outcome.
Use a quick start
- Choose a quick start. It appears as a chip in the composer, and the composer's prompt changes to tell you what to add, for example "What would you like CORA to research?"
- Write your request. For Compare documents, add the documents as context first, for example by dropping the files onto the page.
- Send. CORA receives your request together with instructions for that kind of work. A deep research, for example, uses current authoritative sources, cross-checks important claims and returns a structured, cited brief.
The quick start applies to that one message. To cancel it before sending, remove the chip from the composer.
An example for Northwind Oy: choose Meeting brief and write "Next Thursday's annual review with our largest customer". CORA prepares the purpose, relevant company context, agenda, questions, risks and follow-up actions.
Show all and Projects
Show all opens a searchable list of every quick start and your Projects. Choosing a Project starts the new chat inside that Project. All Projects opens the Projects page, or Create a Project if you have none yet.
Quick starts are shown on the workspace home only. A Project or an agent's chat has its own starting point.
Last updated 12 October 2026