What you can do with Gideon

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Start with the outcome you need, then choose the amount of structure the work deserves. Gideon connects conversation, context, tools, and ongoing work.

Choose a starting point

I want to… Start here
Work through an idea Conversations
Find and compare evidence Research
Turn material into a useful output Writing and analysis
Work with a document or dataset Files and artifacts
Carry a larger goal forward Projects and goals
Keep useful context Knowledge and memory
Work through another service Apps and connections
Repeat useful work Automations

Match the structure to the job

A chat is enough for a quick request. A project gives related work a shared home. A loop iterates toward a goal. A workflow describes the steps in advance. A schedule or trigger decides when work begins.

Check what is connected

Capabilities depend on the current runtime, installed apps, access, and browser support. A feature in the guide does not mean every third-party account is already connected. Hosted model choices are managed; your own service connections remain yours to control.

For a compact lookup, use the capability map.

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