EyeHint Smart follow-ups
How EyeHint suggests what to ask next, and how to use the chips.
While you listen, EyeHint reads the conversation and shows keyword chips just above the input box. Each chip is something worth following up: a term, a number, a name, a claim.
Using a chip
| Gesture | Result |
|---|---|
| Click a chip | Answer that keyword right away |
| Press and hold a chip | Choose the angle (Explain, Why, Example, Facts…) |
⌘1–⌘4 | Run chip 1–4 |
Tab / ⇧Tab, then Return | Highlight a chip, then run it |
| ✕ | Hide the suggestions |
Angles (follow-up kinds)
Built in: Explain, Why, Example, Facts, Use cases, Pros & cons, Code, What to say, Ask back. By default the hold menu shows Explain, Why, Example, Facts and Use cases.
Turn kinds on or off, and add your own with a custom instruction, in Dashboard → Settings → Follow-up buttons. You can also turn suggestions off entirely.
With screenshots
When images are in the tray, Tab walks the screenshot prompt chips instead (⌥1–⌥9), and Return runs the highlighted one.