Frame the task
Describe the surface, setting and decision you need to make.
Nova · Problem-first guidance
Nova starts with the question you are facing — product, surface, use case or document — then keeps the source connected to the answer. Chat and PDF/image attachments are live; web search, OCR and image analysis appear only when the configured capability is available.
From a question to a clearer next step
A product name alone rarely tells the whole story. Bring the surface, task and source material into the conversation.
Start a conversation
Surface · sealed floor
✓Task · routine cleaning
✓Source · product label
✓Next step · confirm the approved method
↗A simple working rhythm
Describe the surface, setting and decision you need to make.
Attach a relevant document or photo when it helps explain the question.
Inspect the source and confirm the action against approved guidance.
Before you begin
Useful tools start with clear boundaries.
Include the product, surface, setting and the specific point you need to understand. Clear context is more useful than a broad request for the best product.
Chat and PDF/image attachments are live. Web search, OCR and image analysis depend on configured provider capabilities; the chat interface shows availability.
No. Product labels, safety data sheets and approved site procedures remain authoritative. Use Nova to support an accountable review.
Ask from the task, surface or use case rather than starting with a product name.
Bring the question back to the source instead of relying on memory or a detached summary.
Keep label, SDS, technical data and accountable human review in the loop.
Working method
Start with one narrow question, inspect the source context, then decide what still needs confirmation from an approved document or accountable person.
Recognise the problem
Ask one focused question
Inspect the source before acting