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Vault workflows
Connect Chat with vault files, managed document processing, saved conversations, and favorites.
Document ingestion pipeline
Whether you drag a file into the drawer or run Convert to Markdown, the same services run in the background.
- •PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF, and text files can be attached directly from the Chat composer.
- •PDF attachments use the managed document service; supported text and image files become message content directly.
- •Use Convert to Markdown from a supported file’s SystemSculpt menu when you want a separate extracted note.
Processing visibility
Attachment chips show pending, ready, and failed states. Convert to Markdown uses a dedicated processing panel with the current job status.
Everyday workflows
Summarize an active note
- Open the note you want summarized and trigger Chat with File from the command palette.
- SystemSculpt opens a chat tab, attaches the note, and shows processing status.
- Request the summary format you need, then confirm the conversation in Chat history.
Convert a PDF and ask follow-up questions
- Right-click the PDF → SystemSculpt → Convert to Markdown to send it through the pipeline.
- Watch the Document Processing panel as extraction finishes and the markdown lands in your extractions directory.
- Open the generated file in chat, ask questions, and cite linked sections.
Resume a previous conversation
- Open a chat history file and review its metadata block.
- Run Resume Chat from Current History File to relaunch the conversation with its saved transcript and context.
- Continue the conversation; the same vault-backed chat file keeps the new transcript.
Saved chats and favorites
Saved conversations stay normal vault files while Chat history provides a focused way to reopen them.
- •Conversations save automatically as markdown in the chats folder configured under Workspace settings.
- •Open Chat history to browse saved conversations and mark important ones as favorites.
- •Resume a saved conversation from its history entry or from the command available on a chat history file.