Data Linker - User Documentation
  • Data Linker
    • Introduction to Datalinker.AI
    • Quick-start guide on using the application
      • Signup/Registration
      • Logging In
      • Forgot Password
      • Create an Organisation
      • Create a Database, Chat Category & Assign users
      • Chat with Chat Category
      • Invite users
    • Signup & Registration
      • Manual Sign-Up
      • Invitation Sign-Up
    • Create an Organisation
      • Fill in your organisation details
    • Organization Management and User Roles
      • Organization Management
      • Inviting Users to an Organisation
      • Managing Users and Roles
      • Managing Billing & Token Usage
      • Understanding Token Usage
      • Input & Output Token Definition
      • When Tokens are Depleted
      • Topping Up Tokens
    • General setup steps
    • Create a Database
      • Creating a New Database
      • Managing Databases
    • Chat Categories
      • Adding a New Chat Category
      • Managing Chat Categories
      • Interact (chat) with the Chat Category
    • “Threads” within Chat Categories
      • What is a “Thread”
      • How should I utilise the thread function?
    • Chat Category Collaboration
    • AI Models (LLMs)
      • Switching AI Models
    • Additional information: Instruction Fields
      • Purpose of the Instruction Field
      • Shaping AI Behaviours
    • Disclaimer
  • DATALINKER - TERMS, PRIVACY POLICY
    • PRIVACY POLICY
    • TERMS OF USE
    • TERMS OF SERVICE
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What is a “Thread”

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Last updated 1 year ago

Similar to OpenAI (ChatGPT) a thread is a collection of inputs and outputs, in this case in the form of text conversations between the selected AI and the user. However in DatalinkerAI’s case “Threads” are created within a chat category automatically as well as by the user. This gives users the ability to isolate topics and conversations relating to the chat category as well as give the users more granular control over collaboration with other users within the organisation.