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How can I get a deeper answer after the initial response?

Explains how to use Deepen Answer (πŸ”) to rerun retrieval with more time and depth for a richer, better-cited result.

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Written by Lia Gallina
Updated over 2 months ago

Short answer


Click Deepen Answer πŸ” button that appears immidetly after and AskTuring response to run a more thorough search. The original response stays visible, and the deepened result appears below it with clear labeling.

Full explanation


By default, AskTuring gives you a fast, balanced answer. When you need more depth, such as extra sources, tighter reasoning, or fuller citations, you can use Deepen Answer (πŸ”) to expand retrieval and analysis.

Where it appears

  • After every AI response, you’ll see a πŸ” Deepen Answer button.

  • This option is only availble once per response.

What it does

  • Reruns retrieval with extended search time and depth across your current Project (or Collection if you’re in one).

  • Produces a richer answer with additional supporting citations when available.

  • Preserves your original quick response.

How to use it (steps)

  1. Ask your question as usual.

  2. When AskTuring returns the response, click Deepen Answer πŸ” in the ribbon.

  3. A new block appears below the original, labeled β€œπŸ” Deepened Answer Result.”

  4. Compare versions side by side; keep the one that best fits your needs.

Tips

  • Use quick responses to orient; use Deepen Answer πŸ” when you need evidence, nuance, or broader coverage.

  • Consider refining your prompt as another option to improve the response. (e.g., β€œfocus on 2024 policies only”) for sharper results.

Examples

  • A healthcare provider asks for a summary of patient intake SOP updates. The quick answer lists key changes; πŸ” Deepen Answer adds supporting citations to each step and flags conflicting procedures.

  • A marketing firm requests competitor messaging themes using a Project of past campaigns. The deepened result surfaces more examples from the files and links each theme to specific assets.

  • A manufacturing company explores supplier risk factors stored in a Project. Deepening adds notes from older audits and pulls in additional references from a shared Collection on compliance.

  • A financial services team reviews Q3 fee disclosures in a Project. The deepened pass reconciles discrepancies across multiple PDFs and provides page-level citations for audit readiness.

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