Asking a document questions beats re-reading it — if you ask well. These patterns consistently pay off.
1) "Summarize this in 5 bullets for someone who has to decide X." 2) "List every date, deadline and amount, with where each appears." 3) "What obligations does [party] take on?" 4) "What's unusual or missing compared to a standard [document type]?" 5) "Explain section [N] in plain language." 6) "What questions should I ask before signing this?" 7) "Find every mention of [term] and summarize the context."
Kameleo's assistant answers from the document's extracted text, and good answers cite where they came from. For anything consequential, click through and read the cited passage — AI is a reading accelerator, not a substitute for the two paragraphs that matter.
The built-in Kameleo AI is free and handles everyday documents well. For dense legal or technical material, adding a Claude key (or the Claude add-on) buys noticeably sharper reasoning on the same private pipeline — only extracted text is ever sent, never your file.