Reading what comes back

A Metir reply is more than text. It shows what it thought, what it used, and what it produced, so you can check the work rather than trust it.

Thinking

On reasoning models you get a collapsible timeline of the steps taken before answering. Open it when you want to check the approach rather than only the conclusion.

Tool rows

Each row names a tool and what it did: reading a document, searching the web, calling a connector. Rows expand to show what was passed in and what came back.

Sources and mentions

Files and meetings that were read for the answer appear as chips, so you can see what the answer is grounded in. See mentions.

Things it made

A saved file, document, chart or image appears as a card you can open. See charts and visuals.

Agent swarms

A big job may be split across several agents working at once, shown as a group you can expand. See agent swarms.

Tables, maths and code

Tables render as tables, formulae render properly rather than as raw notation, and code blocks carry a copy button.