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# Chat

The chat section allows users to interact with a selected bot by initiating a new chat session. 

Users can start a new chat by clicking the "new chat" button. The system automatically assigns a chat name based on the first message from the user. Once a new chat is initiated, users must choose an appropriate bot for their interaction. This selection is finalized to ensure context consistency throughout the conversation. The chosen bot is displayed at the bottom left of the chat interface, and it cannot be changed within the same chat session.

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## New chat

User can create a new chat clicking on the "new chat" button in the top right of the page. Wilson will automatically assign a name to the chat based on the first user message.&#x20;

When you create a new chat, select the most suitable bot for the interaction you want to have!

Once you have chosen the bot, you can start chatting.&#x20;

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The selected bot is displayed at the bottom left. Once selected, the bot cannot be changed for that specific chat, to maintain context consistency.
{% endhint %}

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**Pay attention**

Once you create a bot, remember to set it among the available bots for each user you want to give access to!
{% endhint %}

## Edit chat

Clicking on the button with three dots on chat selection, it is possible to rename a chat or archive it.ù

{% hint style="info" %}
The system automatically generate a name for the chat, based on the topic of the questions.
{% endhint %}

## Chat with Wilson

Inside the chat window, the user can chat with Wilson. By typing a message into the bar at the bottom, the user can send a message and receive a response from Wilson.

For each of Wilson's responses, actions can be performed:

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* **Message Information:** open a dialog where is possibile to view all the information about that message response, such as rephrasing applied, ratings, tags, sources Wilson used to get that response.

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* **Copy Answer**: allows to copy to clipboard the response message.

* **Valutate Answer:** rate the response, providing a score: like or dislike.

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* **Correct Answer:** allows the user to modify the response and suggest an alternative answer to Wilson. The correction will be visible in the Feedback tab in Knowledge Base section, where it can be further modified.

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* **Thoughts**: exposes the internal reasoning steps of the LLM during response generation.\
  It provides transparency into how the model processes input, enabling better debugging, validation, and trust in the generated output.


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