What if you remember a decision, but not where it was discussed? Open Search across sessions and ask in your own words. In our example, we ask what changed between Willow Cafe planning and the follow-up, what was decided about weekend hours and promotion, and what remains unresolved. This is a question about the content, not an exact session title.

Choose a time range that includes the conversations you need, then press Ask. Here we chose seven days. Read the answer: the follow-up confirms eight o'clock weekend opening and a neighbourhood tasting, while the grinder decision remains open.

Now open Sources. This answer cites two fictional sessions. Check their titles and excerpts, and use the source entry when you need to inspect the original conversation. Timeline places the matching sessions in sequence so you can follow how the discussion developed.

Coverage provides more information about which material was available and examined. A search may not examine every piece of your history, so do not assume a missing item was never discussed. If the result is incomplete, widen the time range, include the project name, or ask a more focused question.

Search helps you recover what was said. The sources help you judge whether the answer is supported. Use both, particularly when you are about to share a decision with someone else.