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Connect your AI
Ask your team
Searches the team archive, board posts, meeting results and project posts — only what you can see — and answers with source links. Meeting results come back with each agenda item’s decision and follow-up tasks, and you can ask how far a project has come (mission scores and task progress). It can also find teammates who’ve done a kind of work, with the evidence — no ranking, just reasons for who might be good to ask.
In short
- It searches the archive, board, meeting results and project posts you can see, and answers with source links
- Meeting results come back with each agenda item's decision and follow-up tasks
- You can ask for a project's mission scores, task progress and what's left for you
- It finds teammates who've done a kind of work, with evidence and no ranking
When to use it
- To find something written down in team docs, like onboarding rules or a deploy checklist
- To check what was decided in the last meeting and who took what
- To look only at meetings from projects you’re in (“in my projects”)
- To see how far a project has come and what’s left for you
- To ask a teammate who’s done something you’re new to (or the closest match if nobody has)
Frequently asked
No. It only searches the docs, posts and meetings you can already see in Perplz. Archive spaces you have no access to and private projects you're not in never show up.
Ask again with core keywords or a similar word. No result doesn't mean it doesn't exist — it may be somewhere you can't see.
No. It shows, person by person, the tasks, posts and projects that count as evidence. There are no scores or rankings — the AI reads the evidence and suggests who to ask, with reasons.
No. Finding teammates only uses team-only and public projects. Private projects aren't used as evidence, even ones you can see.