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Quick actions are buttons above the input field that allow you to get help from the assistant in typical situations with one click.

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Screen Analysis

WindowsmacOS
Ctrl + 1Cmd + 1
Takes a screenshot of the current screen and sends it to the assistant with a help request. When to use:
  • You see a task or question on the screen and want to get a hint
  • Need to analyze code, diagram, or text on the screen
  • The interviewer showed something, and you want to quickly get context
Example: There’s an algorithm task on the screen — press “Screen Analysis”, and the assistant will suggest an approach to solving it.

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What to Say

WindowsmacOS
Ctrl + 2Cmd + 2
Analyzes the current conversation context (transcription) and suggests response options. When to use:
  • The interviewer asked a question, and you don’t know how best to answer
  • Need ideas for continuing the dialogue
  • Want to get wording for a complex answer
Example: You were asked about experience with a certain technology — press “What to Say” to get response options based on your context.

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Summary

WindowsmacOS
Ctrl + 3Cmd + 3
Provides a brief summary of the last few minutes of conversation. When to use:
  • You got distracted and want to understand what was discussed
  • Need to restore context after a pause
  • Want to make sure you correctly understood the topic being discussed
Example: After a technical discussion, press “Summary” to get a brief retelling of key points.

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Tips

Use keyboard shortcuts Ctrl/Cmd + 1/2/3 for quick access to actions without distracting from the conversation.
“Screen Analysis” automatically takes a screenshot. Make sure the screen displays the information you need before pressing.