Chat with Falcon AI

Falcon AI is the AI copilot built into the Future AGI dashboard, reachable from any page you’re on. Ask it about your workspace and it’ll look up what it needs to answer.

Open Falcon AI

Click Falcon AI in the dashboard’s navigation sidebar. It opens the full-page view at /dashboard/falcon-ai, with your conversations listed down the left and the chat itself in the center.

The Falcon AI item in the dashboard nav opens the full-page view

The full page adds a conversation list; the side panel doesn’t

From anywhere else, press ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux), or click the floating button in the bottom-right corner of the page, tooltipped Falcon AI (⌘K). Either opens a panel that slides in from the side, so you can keep the page underneath in view while you ask something.

The floating button and ⌘K both open the same side panel

Opening the full page while the side panel is open closes the panel.

Every conversation is saved. See Manage conversations for how to find, rename, or delete one.

Start a new conversation

A fresh conversation opens with “How can I help?” and, under it, “Ask about your data, evaluations, experiments, traces, and more.”

Below that sit five quick-action chips:

• Analyse my error feed
• Create an Imagine view
• Build a dataset
• Create an evaluation
• Run simulation for my agent

Click one to prefill the input, then edit it before sending, or type your own question instead.

The five chips disappear once the conversation has its first message

Ask a question and send it

Type your question into the input at the bottom and click Send, or press Enter to send and Shift+Enter to add a newline. Send stays inactive until there’s something to send, either typed text or an attached file, so an empty input can’t be submitted by mistake.

Send lights up once there’s text or a file attached

Point it at the right context

Falcon AI defaults to Auto, reading the page you’re on to work out what you’re asking about. When Auto picks the wrong area, open the context selector and set it directly, before you send your question. The seven options are:

• Auto
• Datasets
• Evaluations
• Tracing
• Experiments
• Agents
• Prompts

Switch off Auto when you’re asking about something other than the page you’re on

Attach a file

Falcon AI reads whatever you attach to help answer your question, alongside anything you type. Click the + button in the input area, labeled More, and choose Attach files, or drag a file onto the input and drop it. Falcon AI accepts:

• Plain text, CSV, HTML, Markdown, and JSON
• PDF
• Excel (.xlsx) and Word (.docx)
• PNG, JPEG, GIF, and WebP images

Each file tops out at 10 MB, and the Attach files menu option reads “Uploading…” while the file goes up.

The plus button is labeled More; Attach files is the option that opens the file picker

Follow the answer as it streams

The response streams in as it’s generated, and the input stays disabled until it finishes.

If Falcon AI needs a tool along the way, a card appears in the conversation, starting at “Running…”. Open it to see Parameters, what was sent, and Result, what came back, with Full output available when there’s more to show. Understanding Falcon AI covers how it decides which tool to reach for.

A tool card opens to Parameters and Result; Full output expands longer results

If a turn is taking too long, click Stop. It cuts the response off where it is and keeps whatever has been written so far, rather than discarding it.

Stop ends the turn but leaves the partial answer in the conversation

Copy or rate an answer

Under each answer sit three actions: Copy, which copies the response to your clipboard, and Good response or Bad response, which record whether it was useful.

Copy, Good response, and Bad response sit under every answer

Pace and cost

Falcon AI is limited to ten messages a minute, and that window counts chat messages, response ratings, and Stop clicks together, so a burst of rapid follow-ups will hit that ceiling. Past it, the next send fails inline.

Each turn costs one AI credit.

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