AI Response:
"The study found a 95% accuracy rate [1] using the proposed method."

[1] = Click to see source

What happens when you click:
→ Opens the source document
→ Highlights the relevant section
→ You can verify the claim

"Please cite the specific page or section for that claim."
"Where in the document does it say that?"
"Can you quote the exact text?"

1. AI analyzes your question
2. Retrieves relevant source chunks
3. Generates response with inline citations
4. Links citations to original source locations

Inline format:
"The researchers concluded X [1] and Y [2]."

Reference list:
[1] Paper Title - Section 3.2
[2] Report Name - Page 15

Clickable: Each [number] links to the source

Step 1: Read AI response
        "The model achieved 95% accuracy [1]"

Step 2: Click citation [1]
        → Opens source document
        → Shows relevant passage

Step 3: Verify the claim
        Does source actually say 95%?
        Is context correct?
        Any nuance missed?

Step 4: Trust or correct
        ✓ Accurate → Use the insight
        ✗ Wrong → Ask AI to correct

Context: Sources you selected
Citations: Reference chunks used in response
Verification: Click to see original text
Save: Citations preserved when saving as note

Context: Auto-searched across all sources
Citations: Multiple sources synthesized
Verification: Each source linked separately
Quality: Often more comprehensive than Chat

Context: Single source being transformed
Citations: Points back to original document
Verification: Compare output to source
Use: When you need structured extraction

Original response:
"According to the paper [1], the method works by..."

Saved note includes:
- The text
- The citation link
- Reference to source document

Poor: "What does it say about X?"
Good: "What does page 15 say about X? Please quote directly."

"Include page numbers for each claim."
"Cite specific sections, not just document names."

Summary Only → Less precise citations
Full Content → Exact quotes possible

Problem: AI says X, but source says Y

What happened:
- AI paraphrased incorrectly
- AI combined multiple sources confusingly
- Source was taken out of context

Solution:
1. Click citation to see original
2. Note the discrepancy
3. Ask AI: "The source says Y, not X. Please correct."

Problem: Citation link doesn't show relevant text

What happened:
- Source was chunked differently than expected
- Information spread across multiple sections
- Processing missed some content

Solution:
1. Search within source for key terms
2. Ask AI for more specific location
3. Re-process source if needed

Problem: AI response has no source references

What happened:
- Sources not in context
- Question asked for opinion/general knowledge
- Model didn't find relevant content

Solution:
1. Check context settings
2. Rephrase: "Based on my sources, what..."
3. Add more relevant sources

Citations = Your verification system

How to use:
1. Read AI response
2. Note citation markers [1], [2], etc.
3. Click to see original source
4. Verify claim matches source
5. Trust verified insights

When citations fail:
- Ask for specific quotes
- Change to Full Content
- Request page numbers
- Verify manually

Why it matters:
- AI can hallucinate
- Context can change meaning
- Trust requires verification
- Good research needs sources