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ThinkEx AI chat is scoped to a workspace. It can reason about selected workspace context, inspect workspace items through tool calls, search the web when configured, and run private Python code in a Cloudflare Sandbox.

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Context Is Explicit

The intended workflow is to select the item, document passage, PDF region, or source material you want the AI to use, then ask your question. That keeps the model grounded in visible workspace context instead of relying on opaque retrieval.

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Tools

The AI tool surface is intentionally named and bounded:
Search, read, create, and update workspace content through workspace access checks and WorkspaceKernel commands.
Search the public web, read rendered pages as Markdown, and extract links through policy-checked public HTTP(S) URLs. For interactive sites, the AI can open a task-scoped Browser Run session that appears in the chat.
Watch the active browser from the chat, expand its Live View, or take control when the AI asks for login, MFA, CAPTCHA, private input, or confirmation of a consequential action. Select Done or Failed to hand the same session back to the AI. The unrecorded session remains available briefly after the response so you can inspect it, then expires after inactivity; select Stop to discard it immediately.
Discover and deepen research sources when the workspace task needs external literature or source discovery.
Run private Python code for calculations, tables, charts, and data analysis in a per-thread Cloudflare Sandbox.
Use explicit time helpers when responses need concrete dates or current timestamps.

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Threads

Each chat thread belongs to a workspace and a user. Multiple threads can exist in one workspace so separate lines of inquiry do not need to share one transcript.

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Optional Services

AI behavior depends on configured services. For local development, missing optional secrets do not stop the app from booting, but the feature that needs that secret will fail or stay disabled when invoked. See environment.