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Giving feedback on a response

Every answer has feedback controls that help us understand what's working and what isn't. The more specific your feedback, the better.

Give a quick thumb

  1. Hover over the answer and use the action row below it.
  2. Click thumbs-up (Good) or thumbs-down (Bad).

Your rating is recorded immediately.

Add detail

After you click thumbs-up or thumbs-down, a short form appears so you can say more:

  • On Good, pick any of: Accurate, Relevant, Clear, Comprehensive, Helpful.
  • On Bad, pick any of: Inaccurate, Outdated, Unclear, Harmful, Not Helpful.
  • Add an optional comment with specifics.
A chat answer to the prompt 'Define faith in Catholic theology.' with the negative-feedback form expanded directly under the action bar, marked with a thin red top border. The form has the heading 'Let us know how this answer can be better.' and a 'Comment' field labelled '(Optional) Please provide your feedback here …' Above the form, the action bar shows the References button and round icons; the thumbs-down button is highlighted as the trigger that opened this form. (Tapping thumbs-up opens the same form with positive categories instead.)
Feedback form with categories and comment field

What happens with your feedback

Your ratings and comments are reviewed by our team and used to improve:

  • The AI's prompts and models.
  • The library of documents the AI draws from.
  • Product features like citations and modes.

We don't publish individual feedback, and we don't reply to it, but every piece is read.

More than a quick rating?

For longer-form feedback, bug reports, or feature requests, use Feedback in the account menu or the Contact form. Pick the right reason (Bug reporting, Product suggestion, Billing / Subscription, etc.) so it reaches the right team.

Giving feedback on a response | Magisterium