Conversations

Hubi is your always-on AI business agent - ready to research, create, and problem-solve the moment you send a message. Chat in the web dashboard, on mobile, in Slack, or in Microsoft Teams. The more context you share, the more useful Hubi becomes.

How Conversations Work

Hubi supports multi-turn conversations - each message builds on what came before, so you never need to repeat yourself. Ask follow-ups, request revisions, or change direction; Hubi adapts without losing the thread.

Example flow:

"Summarize the top trends in SaaS pricing for this year."
"Now turn that into a one-page brief I can share with my team."
"Make the tone more formal."

Hubi asks for your email address before your first message if it does not have one. That is how it reaches you when work finishes in the background, and how your workspace stays attached to you rather than to one browser.

Watching Hubi Work

While Hubi works, a collapsible Thinking timeline shows each step it takes - the searches it runs, the tools it calls, the pages it reads - with how long each one took. Open it to follow along, or leave it closed and read the answer.

Long jobs do not need you to sit there. Hubi tells you a background search or build has started and where the result will land, and the card in the chat fills itself in when it finishes.

Choosing What Hubi Reads

The composer has a Brain picker. Open it to choose the folders and files this conversation should draw on, grouped the same way as your Brain sidebar - Professions, Jobs, Channels, Knowledge, System. Whatever you pick shows as a chip above the composer, so you can always see what Hubi is working from.

Next Steps

Under each reply, Hubi offers the next step as a pill. The filled one is what it recommends; the others are alternatives. Selecting a pill sends that message as if you had typed it, so the conversation reads naturally.

Attachments and Files

Add images or documents alongside your message:

Images (JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF) - Hubi can describe them, read text in photos, analyze charts, and use visuals as context.
Documents (PDF, TXT, DOCX) - Hubi extracts text, analyzes tables and charts, and references the content for writing or research.

Generated and uploaded files are saved to your Brain so you can find them later.

Tool Results

When Hubi runs a tool, a card appears showing what it did and what came back. What Hubi can reach for includes:

Web search - searches the web and returns summarized results with citations.
Documents - drafts articles, reports, and briefs on the canvas, filed in your Brain, with a Publish menu for sending them to your CMS.
Images - creates original images from text descriptions.
SEO tools - audits, plans, backlink prospecting, and AI visibility checks. See SEO.
Sales tools - company search, contact lookup, and outreach drafting. See Sales.
Your integrations - Hubi acts through any app you have connected.
Browsing - Hubi can work through a real page when a task needs it, showing you what it saw.

Follow up to refine, expand, or chain tool results together.

Chat History

All conversations are saved automatically. Find them in the dashboard sidebar, sorted three ways:

Recent chats - what you were last working on.
Action needed - threads waiting on you.
Browse by categories - grouped by the kind of work.

Open any thread to continue where you left off. Hubi retains the full context, including messages, tool results, attachments, and generated assets.

What Hubi Remembers

When Hubi picks something up worth keeping, the message shows a small Learned marker in web chat, and a 🧠 reaction in Slack. Review or delete anything it learned from the Learnings view in your Brain. See Guidance & Learnings.

Tips for Better Results

Be specific - include your goal, audience, and constraints.
Use follow-ups - refine in the next message rather than rewriting from scratch.
Point at the Brain - use the picker so Hubi reads the right folder for this piece of work.
Ask for formats - request bullet points, tables, or documents when structure helps.
Use skills - activate relevant skills for expert-level focus.