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Chat is the primary member experience in Hebno. Every message runs through models your organisation enables, with spend recorded automatically.

Open chat

After onboarding, open New chat from the sidebar. The chat panel includes:
  • Message input
  • Model picker
  • Team and project tag selectors (at conversation start)
  • File attachment support (drag-and-drop)

Choose a model

Use the model picker to select which model answers this thread. Only models enabled for your organisation and allowed for the conversation’s team appear. If the default model control is available, set it under Settings → Chat preferences → Defaults. Otherwise Hebno uses the organisation default unless you pick a model per chat.

Tag team and project

When starting a conversation, select:
  1. Team - required for correct spend roll-up in most setups
  2. Project - optional; use for client or initiative attribution
Tags cannot be changed after creation. Start a new chat if attribution was wrong. See Attribution.

Attach files

Drag files into the chat panel or use the attachment control. Files upload to private organisation storage.

Regenerate responses

Use Regenerate on an assistant message to request a new answer from the same model. Each regeneration creates additional usage and cost.

History

Past conversations appear in History, grouped by date. You can:
  • Search and open threads
  • Rename conversations
  • Delete one or many via the manage dialog
  • Filter by project from the sidebar

Personal settings

Open Settings from the user menu: Organisation context (background about your company injected into every chat) is set by admins under Admin → Settings, not by members.

Usage

Open Usage from the user menu to see personal spend for the current period against any member-scoped limits.

Organisation context and memory

Admins may set organisation context and chat memory policy under Admin → Settings. When memory is allowed, members can turn on Remember things about me under Settings → Chat preferences → Memory.

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