How do I read sources and citations?
Sources are the evidence under an answer. They show whether Uely worked from your documents, team material, public domain knowledge or external links.
- Open the answer in Chat.
- Expand Quellen.
- Check title, source type and reliability.
- Open the source when you need the exact passage.
What you should know
Section titled “What you should know”Sources are not decoration. They are where Uely must show what a claim rests on.
Limits
Section titled “Limits”Not every answer has a source. Pure calculation or wording tasks can be done without an external source. Conversely, a source does not replace your judgement.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”If a source does not fit, tell Uely. That is a strong signal for the next step: different document, tighter time window, different person, different version.
Questions
Section titled “Questions”Are public sources my data?
Section titled “Are public sources my data?”No. Public domain knowledge is a curated corpus of official and research-adjacent sources. Your uploads stay separate from that.
How current are public sources?
Section titled “How current are public sources?”They are maintained on an ongoing basis. Still expect a few days’ lag behind the original publisher, not real time.