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What if you remember a decision, but not where it was discussed? Open

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Search across sessions and ask in your own words. In our example, we

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ask what changed between Willow Cafe planning and the follow-up, what

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was decided about weekend hours and promotion, and what remains unresolved.

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This is a question about the content, not an exact session title.  Choose

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a time range that includes the conversations you need, then press Ask.

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Here we chose seven days. Read the answer: the follow-up confirms eight

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o'clock weekend opening and a neighbourhood tasting, while the grinder

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decision remains open.  Now open Sources. This answer cites two fictional

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sessions. Check their titles and excerpts, and use the source entry when

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you need to inspect the original conversation. Timeline places the matching

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sessions in sequence so you can follow how the discussion developed.

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Coverage provides more information about which material was available

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and examined. A search may not examine every piece of your history, so

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do not assume a missing item was never discussed. If the result is incomplete,

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widen the time range, include the project name, or ask a more focused

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question.  Search helps you recover what was said. The sources help you

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judge whether the answer is supported. Use both, particularly when you

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are about to share a decision with someone else.