When you have a question about a specific part of a doc, copy-pasting it into the chat as "what about this paragraph" is the slow way. Daneshbase has the fast way.
Highlight, click, ask
Select any text in a doc. A small "Ask about this" pill appears next to your selection. Tap it — the chat panel opens with the selected text already attached as context, and the input field is focused so you can immediately type or speak your question.
The selection shows above your message
When you send, the selected text appears as a quoted block above your message in the chat — visible to both you and the agent. There's no ambiguity about what you were asking about, even if you scroll away and come back later.
Works across long docs
Daneshbase doesn't try to summarise your whole 50-section knowledge dump into a single context window every time you ask a question. The selection is the focus; the agent reads what you highlighted plus whatever else it needs from the doc to answer. Targeted context is faster and cheaper than dumping everything.
Stacks with the doc context
If the chat is already using the doc you're reading as default context, the selection refines it further. "This doc, this paragraph" is more precise than "this doc"; the agent's answer can be more precise too.