Automatic Web Context
- Hana can automatically consult up‑to‑date web sources when needed to answer your question accurately. When you ask about something that requires fresh context (e.g., a product launch, breaking news, an updated API), she augments answers with reputable public information.
- Just ask your question in plain language — no extra command required.
- If you prefer not to include web context for a particular answer, say “no web context”.
Be Expressive
The clearer you are with intent, scope, and time range, the better Hana can answer.
See also
- Overview — what Hana can do
- Trust Markers — accuracy & signals
- History Scoping — how much chat context is read
Notes
Hana prioritizes trusted sources and will cite when appropriate. Web context is used to improve freshness, not to override your private memories; if both are relevant, Hana blends them and explains the basis for the answer.
What it does
Hana can automatically fetch fresh public web information when a prompt needs up-to-date context. Web context is auto-added in the generation flow when the query requires freshness or external references.
When to use
Use when your question depends on recent changes, external references, or public URLs not present in team memory.
Supported operations/arguments
| Operation | Invocation pattern | Arguments |
|---|---|---|
| URL summarization | @Hana summarize this URL: <url> | url (required) |
| Fresh web retrieval | @Hana latest updates on <topic> | topic (required), optional time/source constraints |
| Disable web retrieval | @Hana no web context: ... | explicit no web context instruction |
Invocation examples
@Hana summarize this URL: https://example.com/post
@Hana latest updates on SOC 2 requirements for SaaS companies this quarter.
@Hana latest updates on OpenAPI 3.1 tooling support in the last 30 days.
@Hana compare recent announcements from Stripe and Adyen this month.
@Hana summarize this URL and list 5 action items: https://example.com/security-bulletin
@Hana no web context: answer only from this thread and memory.
@Hana no web context: summarize only what we discussed today in this space.
Troubleshooting
- Stale answer: ask with explicit time range (for example,
in the last 30 days). - Too broad: include source or region constraints.
- Need internal-only answer: prepend
no web context.
Permissions/limits
- Web context uses public sources and does not override private workspace memories.
- Source quality and internet availability can affect response completeness.
High-signal invocation
@Hana latest updates on OAuth 2.1 for SaaS integrations in the last 30 days; summarize in 5 bullets.
Edge-case invocation
@Hana no web context: answer only from this thread and memory, and call out missing information explicitly.