Answers from your workspace
Asks questions across your analyses, findings and uploaded source documents, and quotes the passage it took each answer from.
Sidekick
Sidekick reads your analyses, Noetis findings and source documents, then answers questions, locates passages, compares and explains. It quotes exactly and names the document. It does not run an analysis, write a brief, or make a decision for you.
What Sidekick does
Asks questions across your analyses, findings and uploaded source documents, and quotes the passage it took each answer from.
Lays out where two documents agree or disagree, summarises a contract in plain language, and lists what's still missing before you can sign off.
Drafts a short email, message or status update and copies it to your clipboard, ready to send yourself.
When Gmail is connected and you ask it to, it drafts a reply in your voice. You see the full message and press Send yourself.
When you ask for key numbers, it returns a compact card with the figures and what they mean, using only numbers present in your evidence.
It can recommend a course of action when the evidence supports it. Recording a decision is always your press of the button, under your name.
What it does not do
Sidekick is deliberately separate from the Noetis panel. It never writes findings, never runs an analysis and never edits a Decision Brief. When it suggests a decision, pressing the button records it under your name, not Sidekick's.
Three models
All three are fast. Switch between them from the button at the bottom-right of the Sidekick text box.
Instant answers, lookups and quick drafts.
The default. Use it for fast questions about a document, finding or deadline, and for short drafts you will send yourself.
Reads across analyses: comparisons, contradictions, deadlines.
When you need to compare two contracts, find where documents disagree, or pull deadlines from several analyses at once.
Recommendations, careful emails and decision-ready reasoning.
For a reasoned recommendation, a carefully drafted email, or a decision-ready summary you can act on.
Slash commands
Type a slash in the Sidekick box to search commands, or use one directly. Each one expands into a clear prompt so Sidekick knows exactly what you want.
Buttons under answers
Thinking and sources
Every answer shows a Thought for N seconds line you can expand to read how Sidekick approached the question: which analyses, documents or emails it checked and what it weighed.
The toolbar beneath an answer lets you copy it, ask again, flag whether it was useful, and shows how many source passages it cited.
Available in early access
Sidekick quotes what it finds and leaves the analysis to Noetis. Open it inside the Encevra Desk.