The Refine row
After any report loads, a Refine row marked with a sparkle icon may appear. It can show two to four tappable filter chips — for example, "Just Daniel Mir," "Compare to previous," or "Same period last year" — and short italic observation notes, such as "Sara Aziz rebooks noticeably more than the rest of the team."
- What the Refine row's filter chips do when you tap one
- Why chip wording is never the AI's own invented text
- How observation notes are checked before they can appear on screen
- What you'll see while suggestions are loading, and if none appear
Filter chips: AI picks which, never how to phrase it
Tapping a chip re-runs the real report with that filter applied — it's a genuine, functioning filter, not a suggestion you have to set up manually.
Load a report
Open any report as usual.
Check the Refine row
If suggestions are available, chips appear below the report, marked with a sparkle icon.
Tap a chip
The report re-runs with that filter applied, just as if you'd set the filter yourself.
Observation notes: scrubbed before display
Observation notes are short, italic sentences that call out a pattern in the report — they're informational, not clickable. Because this text is closer to free-form AI writing than the chips are, it goes through an extra safety check.
Loading and when nothing appears
While suggestions are being generated, the Refine row shows a "Looking for suggestions..." shimmer. This never blocks or delays the report itself — the report displays fully before, during, and after the Refine row resolves.
- If suggestions load successfully, you'll see chips, an observation note, or both.
- If the AI call fails, isn't configured, or has nothing useful to suggest, the Refine row simply doesn't appear — the report is unaffected either way.