Crewdle Chat documentation

Crewdle Chat is where your team does day-to-day AI work. It puts several frontier models in one interface, so you stop juggling separate subscriptions and logins.

Ask a question and get an answer from the model you picked, with copy and regenerate right there.

Chat modes: General use, Research, and Writing

Pick a mode from the composer instead of configuring tools by hand. General use is the everyday default. Research leans on web search and citations for finding things out. Writing is tuned for drafting and editing text. Open Advanced settings from the same menu to pick a specific model by name or turn web search and page-reading on or off directly, the same controls modes set for you automatically.

Pick a mode for the kind of work you're doing, or open Advanced settings to control the model and web tools yourself.

How to switch chat modes

1. Click the mode name next to the + button in the message box (it starts on General use).
2. Pick Research for web-backed answers with citations, or Writing for drafting and editing.
3. Open Advanced settings at the bottom of the menu to choose a specific model or toggle web search and page-reading directly.

Choose a model

Switch between GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok at any time, even mid-conversation, from Advanced settings in the mode menu. There is no setup and no API keys: Crewdle holds the model relationships, you just talk. Clicking Claude, GPT, or Gemini picks that family's Smart Routing: Crewdle automatically routes each request to the right model in that family based on its complexity, a faster, cheaper model for simple asks, a top model for the hard ones. Open Show advanced models to pick a specific model by name instead.

Advanced settings picks Smart Routing for Claude, GPT, or Gemini by default. Open Show advanced models to pick a specific model by name.

How to switch the model

1. Open the mode menu next to the + button and click Advanced settings.
2. Click Claude, GPT, or Gemini for that family's Smart Routing, or open Show advanced models to pick a specific model by name.
3. Keep chatting. You can switch again at any time, even mid-conversation.

Verify answers across models

For answers you need to trust, turn on Verified Answer in the message box. Your question goes to three frontier models from different vendors, currently Claude, GPT, and Gemini. Each one answers independently, then Chat compares the answers, merges them into a single response, and shows every step it took. Because the panel spans vendors, no single AI company is grading its own homework.

A Verified Answer shows its work: each model answers on its own, then Chat compares the answers and merges them into one response.

Every verified answer ends with a badge showing how strongly the models agreed. Click it to see each model's original answer, the notes on how they were merged, and a claim-by-claim breakdown that marks each point Unanimous or Disputed, with the call that was made wherever the models disagreed.

The agreement panel breaks the answer into claims and shows exactly where the models agreed, and where they did not.

How to get a verified answer

1. Click Unverified Answer next to the mode name in the message box, so it switches to Verified Answer.
2. Ask your question. It takes a little longer than a single-model answer while the three models respond and Chat merges their answers.
3. Click the Verified across 3 models badge under the answer to review the agreement level, the original answers, and any disputed claims.

Start and organize chats

Create a new chat from the sidebar, then keep your history tidy:

• Folders group related conversations.
• Pin the chats you return to often.
• Search finds past conversations by title or content.
• Archive hides finished chats without deleting them.
• Share generates a read-only link to a conversation.

How to keep your chats organized

1. Click New Chat in the sidebar to start a fresh conversation.
2. Group related chats into a folder, and pin the ones you use most.
3. Use Search to find any past conversation by title or content.

Work with documents and files

Attach PDFs, Word and Excel files, CSVs, code, images, and more, then ask questions about them. Chat extracts the content and uses it to answer. For a reusable reference, build a knowledge base: a curated set of documents the AI draws on automatically when it answers (retrieval-augmented generation).

Add a file from the + menu, or pull in another chat as reference.

How to ask about a document

1. Click the + in the message box and choose Upload Files.
2. Pick a PDF, spreadsheet, image, or other file.
3. Ask your question. Chat reads the file and answers from it.

Search the web

Turn on web search to pull in current information and get answers with citations to the sources. Chat can also read a specific web page or a video transcript when you paste a link. The Research mode turns both of these on for you automatically; toggle them yourself from Advanced settings for full control.

Turn on Web search via Perplexity and Read web page content from Advanced settings to bring in current information with citations to the sources.

How to search the web in a chat

1. Open the mode menu next to the + button and click Advanced settings.
2. Turn on Web search via Perplexity.
3. Ask your question. The answer pulls in current information with links to the sources.

Prompts and tools

Save reusable prompt templates with a slash command and variables, so common requests are one keystroke away. Chat can also use tools to search, read pages, and run functions on your behalf.

Team workspace

Shared models, knowledge bases, prompts, and tools live in the workspace, with role-based access so your team works from the same building blocks. Your conversations are yours and are never used to train AI. See Security and privacy.