FAQ
Answers to common questions about Cluster — what it is, how search with citations works, the models behind it, sharing, and accuracy.
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What is Cluster?
Cluster is an AI assistant built around search. It answers questions with real-time information and citations, and the same conversation can hand tasks to bots, build apps, and generate images.
What can Cluster do?
Search with citations, chat, bots for work, apps from a description, image generation, and file uploads. The overview walks through each.
What models power Cluster?
You pick the model per conversation. Pro and Max unlock the Max models.
Can Cluster handle creative or specialized tasks?
Yes. Research, writing, analysis, and coding questions all work; ask follow-ups to steer the result.
How does real-time search work?
When you ask a question, Cluster searches relevant sources, reads the results, and synthesizes them into an answer with citations. Nothing is limited to a training cutoff: the answer reflects what the web says now.
Can I customize Cluster's responses?
Guide the conversation with follow-up questions. Ask for more detail, a simpler explanation, or a focus on one aspect of a topic, and the answer adapts.
How does Cluster handle mistakes?
Cluster cites its sources so you can verify claims against the originals. If you spot an inaccuracy, point it out in the conversation and Cluster will correct it.
How do shared links work?
Share a conversation with a link. Anyone with the link can read the research, answers, or discussion without signing in.