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The @ mention feature lets you explicitly include saved content in your messages. This gives you precise control over what context Flast considers.

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How @ Mentions Work

Type @ in the message input to open a dropdown menu. You will see:
  • Memories: Your saved knowledge base items
  • Bookmarks: Messages you have starred
Select an item to include it as context for your message.

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When to Use Mentions

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Reference Specific Context

When you want Flast to consider a particular memory: 
@Project Phoenix Requirements - Based on these requirements,
what should we prioritize for the MVP?

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Include Saved Information

When you need Flast to use stored details: 
@Client Feedback - How should we address the concerns
they raised about pricing?

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Searching Mentions

The dropdown shows recent and relevant items first. Start typing after @ to search:
  • @proj finds memories containing “project”
  • @api finds mentions related to APIs
  • @meeting finds items about meetings

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Multiple Mentions

You can include multiple mentions in one message: 
@Project Requirements @Budget Constraints
Given both of these, what is a realistic timeline?

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Mentions vs Always Memories

Feature@ MentionsAlways Memories
Included automaticallyNoYes
You control when usedYesNo
Best forReference materialCore context

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Best Practices

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Be Selective

Only mention what is directly relevant. Extra context can confuse the response.

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Use for Normal Memories

Always memories are included automatically, so you do not need to @ mention them.

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Combine with Questions

Follow your mention with a clear question or request: 
@Design System Guidelines - Does my proposed color
scheme align with these guidelines?
Mentions pull in the full content of the selected item.

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