> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.oncontinuum.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Ask Continuum Page > Your dedicated workspace for deeper questions and broader analysis. Ask Page From anywhere in Continuum, open the Ask tab in the left sidebar to start a new chat. Here, you can ask questions about your meetings, clients, and tasks, or request Continuum to generate follow-ups, agendas, or summaries. You can try prompts like: * Prep for my next external meeting and suggest an agenda. * Write a follow-up email summarizing my last client call. * What themes are emerging across my client base? * Which clients have been quiet lately? **Tip**: The more Continuum learns from your meetings and messages, the more personalized and context-aware your responses become. ### What you can do on the Ask page Ask Continuum to help you with every aspect of your practice: * **Prepare** for upcoming meetings with agendas and talking points * **Follow up** with emails, recaps, and next-step lists * **Summarize** meetings, themes, and outcomes across time * **Identify patterns** (quiet clients, recurring concerns, common action items) * **Turn conversations into action** (task lists, outreach plans, reminders) ### Chat history (continue past conversations) You’ll see a **chat history** in the left sidebar. This is where Continuum keeps your recent AI conversations, so you can pick up where you left off. Any conversation you start— \*\*whether from the Ask page or the AI Ask Bar \*\*—will also appear here, so you can always come back to it later and continue the same thread. **What you can do with chat history:** * **Resume a conversation**: Click any past chat to continue the thread with full context. * **Switch between topics**: Jump between different chats without losing your place. * **Start fresh anytime**: Create a new chat when you want to reset the context and ask a new question. Tip: If the AI starts answering based on an older topic, start a new chat to avoid mixing contexts. *** ### **Prompt tiles (ready-made starting points)** At the center of the Ask page, you’ll see a set of **prompt tiles** (the cards with the purple icons). Think of these as shortcuts to high-value questions—designed to help you get a useful answer in one click. **How they work:** * Click a tile to instantly start a chat with a **pre-written prompt**. * You can follow up after the AI responds to narrow it down. Add specifics like a **time range** (“last 30 days”), a **client segment** (“top 20 households”), or an **output format** (“give me a table”). * Tiles are great when you’re not sure what to ask yet—they help you discover what’s possible on the Ask page.