First impression

The greeting and suggested questions are the first thing a visitor meets, and they set expectations for everything after. Both live in Voice & rules → First impression.

Greeting#

One or two lines in your voice. It's optional — with no greeting your twin simply waits for a question.

A good greeting hints at what you're worth asking about: "Hey — ask me anything about pricing, positioning, or getting your first customers" works harder than "Hi, how can I help?"

Suggested questions#

Up to six chips shown before the first message. Pick the questions you most want to be asked — they're the fastest way to steer people toward what your twin is genuinely good at.

They're reused later, too: unanswered ones come back as follow-up suggestions after an answer, so a good set keeps conversations moving.

Drafted from your sources#

The first time your twin indexes something, hiy drafts 3–6 starter questions from the material it has already learned, so a new page opens with something to tap instead of a blank card.

It only ever fills a list nobody has written yet. Edit or delete any of them and save, and they're yours — hiy never drafts again, including if you save an empty list on purpose.

Every drafted question is checked against your own material before it's shown, so tapping one gets a cited answer rather than an "I don't know". That check is the point: a starter question your twin can't answer would turn its most honest feature into an embarrassment.

Suggest from my sources, in Voice & rules, re-drafts on demand whenever you want. Those results appear as suggestions you add one at a time — they never replace what you've typed, and nothing is saved until you press Save.

If no model is configured, or your material is still thin, nothing is drafted and the field stays empty — same as before.