Practical use cases to quickly retrieve information from your documents

Create your personal document assistant

Quickly access information or find answers to specific questions within your personal collection of documents stored on your computer.

Whether your documents consist of research papers, work contracts, letters, or meeting notes in formats like PDF, HTML, TXT, DOCX, or MD, you can set up a Q&A workflow that runs locally, keeping your sensitive information secure and private without relying on third-party APIs.

Questions you may ask:

• “What is the notice period mentioned in my work contract?”
• “What is the expiration date of my lease agreement?”
• “In which document can I find information about conversational AI?”
• “What are the key findings of the paper entitled ‘Neural Networks for NLP’?”
• “What date did I send a letter to John Smith?”

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Provide quick support to your customers

If you run a small business and maintain local documents of FAQs, product guides, or troubleshooting, quickly retrieve accurate answers to your customers.

Questions you may ask:

• “What payment methods do we accept?”
• “What are the shipping options available?”
• “What are the specifications of Product X?”
• “How can we change a subscription plan?”

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Manage your educational course materials

If you are a teacher or a student that stores lesson plans, assignments, and lecture notes locally, enhance productivity by making these educational materials easily searchable and accessible.

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Questions you may ask:

• “Where are the guidelines for the essay assignment?”
• “What are the recommended books for the course on data structures?”
• “What is the link to the video lecture on quantum mechanics?”
• “What feedback did the instructor give for the presentation on artificial intelligence ethics?”
• “Which lecture note explains the Pythagorean theorem?”

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