1. Provide more context
The more detail you provide, the better the system can understand your intent.Better prompt:
“What did Enron’s CFO Andrew Fastow say about LJM2’s structure?”
Less Effective:
&#xNAN;“What about LJM2?”
2. Use quotes for exact mentions
If you’re looking for an exact phrase or a specific mention, enclose it in quotes. This helps the system narrow down to precise text snippets.Example:
Find documents that mention “insider trading”
3. “List all…” prompts are limited
As the system uses a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) approach with a limited context window:- It may not return all mentions across the full document set.
- Instead, it returns the most relevant results based on document ranking.
“Give me examples of emails that discuss accounting practices”
💡 Consider reviewing the citations/snippets and exploring further from there.
4. Rephrase when results seem missing
If your initial query doesn’t return what you expected:- Try asking the question in a different way
- Break it into smaller parts
- Reframe with different terminology or synonyms
Instead of: “Was this a violation of GAAP?”
Try: “Did the documents discuss whether the accounting followed GAAP rules?”
5. Ask it a different way
If the question doesn’t return results, it doesn’t mean the answer isn’t in the documents.- Not all relevant content uses the same wording.
- Try variations or related terms to expand your search.
6. Use document highlights and citations
Responses often include:- Highlighted snippets
- Source citations Click to view the underlying document for more context — especially helpful in legal or investigative work.
7. Ask follow-ups
AIDA Chat supports follow-up questions based on previous answers.You can build a conversation thread to narrow down facts or timelines.
8. Start a new thread
The system uses chat history for context, so continuing in the same thread can unintentionally narrow the scope.For broader or unrelated questions, it’s better to start fresh.