Once ordinary chat feels natural, give yourself one small Vinci experiment each day. You are not learning a control panel; you are discovering what kinds of requests can open into more capable help.
Monday: ask about right now
Try a current question: “What’s the weather in Ottawa this weekend?” or “What changed in the latest release?” Vinci can automatically use a live lookup or web search, and grounded answers include sources you can inspect.
Tuesday: go one level deeper
Bring a question that deserves research across more than one page. On the web, choose Deep research from the web menu, then ask for a comparison or a sourced overview. Vinci breaks a larger question into parts and synthesizes what it finds.
Wednesday: leave room for a question
Start with an open request such as, “Help me plan a workshop.” If a key detail is missing, Vinci may ask one clarifying question before it dives in. Answer in the same conversation and watch the plan take shape around your context.
Thursday: let the answer do some work
Ask for a calculation, a small data transformation, or a chart. Vinci Chat can run Python, JavaScript, and TypeScript/TSX in a fresh sandbox with no network access or credentials. Results, charts, and small generated files can stream back into the conversation.
Friday: make one chat disappear
Open a private chat for a one-off thought. Nothing from that session is persisted; when you close it, it is gone.
By Friday, you will have seen a useful pattern: Vinci decides when a live tool fits, asks rather than assumes when context is missing, and can move from words to concrete output when the task calls for it.