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Mention @Annsa in any connected channel and it answers from your feedback pool — "@Annsa what are customers saying about exports?" gets grouped quotes, counts and the priority the theme feeds. The answer opens a thread under your question; mention it inside an existing thread and it reads the conversation so far, then answers in place.

Your workspace's own record: feedback, priorities, specs and what's shipped. It's the same engine as Ask in the app, standing in the channel where the question came up.

"What should we build next?" · "What are customers saying about onboarding?" · "Which accounts are behind the export request?" · "Did anything ship last week that Acme asked for?" — anything you'd ask in the app works in the channel.

A message that mentions @Annsa is never imported as feedback. Asking about the export theme doesn't add a voice to it — questions and signals stay separate, so the act of discussing a theme can't inflate it.

Reply in a Radar thread and Annsa treats it as a question about that Radar — no mention needed. "Which of these accounts renew this quarter?" gets answered where the Radar landed.

On a bad day you'll get: "I hit a snag answering that — try again in a moment, or ask in Annsa." The answer engine and the feedback pipeline are separate; a failed answer never touches your data.

Yes — mention @Annsa in any connected channel and it answers from your feedback, priorities and specs, in a thread under your question. Follow-ups in the thread continue the conversation, and replies in a Radar thread are answered without a mention.

No — it's a mention, not a command. Write @Annsa followed by your question in any connected channel, or reply inside a thread it's part of. Mentions are never imported as feedback, so asking questions doesn't touch your signal counts.