Sources, actions and follow-up questions
Hallow · 13 October 2026 · Version 13.12.1
What this shows
Hallow ends its cited AI answer with Copy, Share and suggested related questions.
Capture context
Ten numbered source entries are visible above action buttons and three follow-up suggestions. No sharing action was performed in this frame.
Captured for interface research. Screen behavior may change between app versions.
Selected text visible in this screen
Interface labels transcribed during review.
Magisterium AI; Kopieren; Teilen; Ähnliche Fragen; Was bedeutet „Wort“ im Neuen Testament?; Welche Rolle spielt Origenes in der Trinitätslehre?; Wie erklärt Thomas von Aquin die Unerschaffung des Wortes?; Nachfragen; The Holy Bible; Commentary on John; Commentarii in Ioannem; Commentary on the Gospel of John; Homily 2 John 1:1; Catena Aurea on John; Homily 3 John 1:1.
Patterns about this screen
The design decisions this screen shows, with the options and research behind each.
- Citations in AI answers
How should an answer show where it came from? · Talking with AI
- Actions on AI answers
Copy, share, try again, report: which belong? · Talking with AI
- Ending the conversation
Who ends the conversation, and may the assistant ask someone to stay? · Talking with AI
Explore this screen
- Screen type
- Chat
- Components
- ListButtonText fieldBadge
- User tasks
- Ask & explore with AIStudy a passage
- Interface states
- Not specified
Component details
List · Primary button · Text input · Suggestion chips
Original descriptive labels
Browsing uses consistent groups. The original reviewed labels stay searchable; they can describe settings, context or capture details rather than a user task or interface state.
- Screen description
- Chat
- Task descriptions
- Ask a question · Study a passage
- State and context descriptions
- Default
- Feature descriptions
- Citations · Sharing · Chat