Chat interface

Chat with Bravo from any webpage. Bravo can read and analyze the content of your current tab, so you can ask questions about a webpage, email, or document right from the sidebar.

A Wikipedia article about octopuses with the Bravo sidebar answering 'How many hearts does an octopus have?' using the page content.
Octopus - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopus
Octopus
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Quick replies

When Bravo needs you to choose before it can continue, it may show clickable quick replies at the end of a message. Pick one option, choose several when offered, or add your own answer when the choice allows it. Clicking a quick reply sends that choice as your next message, the same as if you had typed it. You can also ignore the buttons and type a reply.

The Bravo sidebar asks a short follow-up question and shows three clickable quick replies.
Migration checklist
app.bravo.ai/checklists

In some cases, Bravo also includes an Other option. Select it to type a custom answer below the choices, then send that text as your reply.

The Bravo sidebar shows Other selected, a custom text field, and a send button.
Migration checklist
app.bravo.ai/checklists

Working with files

Attach files via the paperclip icon or drag-and-drop. Folders can be dragged onto the sidebar and are automatically zipped for upload.

A cursor drags a file across the page into the Bravo sidebar; the drop overlay flashes purple and the file attaches above the chat composer.
example.com
https://example.com

Once a file is attached, ask Bravo to summarize it, answer questions, compare it with another file, extract data, or turn it into a new downloadable file.

  • Summarize a PDF, Word document, spreadsheet, CSV, image, or archive.
  • Compare multiple files and pull out differences, action items, dates, or totals.
  • Create a downloadable DOCX, CSV, spreadsheet, ZIP, or edited image.
  • Inspect, crop, resize, convert, or lightly edit images.

Bravo works best with PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, CSVs, text or Markdown files, images, and ZIP/GZ archives. Folders containing these files can be dragged in too.

Files from connected apps work similarly. If Gmail or Google Drive is connected, Bravo can read attachments and Drive files you have access to. Those integrations are read-only: Bravo can analyze the original, and if you ask for changes it will return a separate downloadable file instead of editing the source.

If you upload multiple files, mention the filename you want Bravo to use. If you want a file back, name the output format, for example make this a CSV, create a Word doc, or save the edited image as a WebP.

Searching conversations

There are two ways to find past conversations. For quick lookup, click the search/recent conversations button at the top of the sidebar, type a phrase, and choose a matching chat.

A cursor clicks the conversation search button at the top of the Bravo sidebar, then types Apple page into the search field and filters the conversation list.
Bravo sidebar
docs.example.com/apple-notes

You can search naturally by topic, title, words you or Bravo used, page names, page URLs, or filenames you attached. For example, try Apple page conversation, Gmail summary from last week, or a filename you remember.

If you need something very specific, ask Bravo in a chat. Bravo can search past conversations, apply date filters, inspect matching excerpts, and read nearby messages before giving you the right conversation link or answer.

Message footer buttons

Every reply from Bravo has three small buttons just below it:

  • Copy: copies the reply (with formatting) to your clipboard so you can paste it into another app.
  • Flag: opens a short “What went wrong?” box so you can tell us a reply was bad. Notes go straight to the team. See Reporting bugs for other ways to reach us.
  • Details (⋯): opens a small menu showing when the message was sent, how long Bravo worked on it, credits used, and which AI model answered (for example “ChatGPT 5.4” or “Claude Opus 4.7”). Hold the Option key (Alt on Windows) while clicking to also see technical details like exact model variant, token counts, cache hit rate, and per-tool costs.