Learnings
Ask about your learnings
Ask what your tests have taught in plain language, and get answers that quote only measured results and link the tests behind them.
Ask about your learnings is a chat docked beside the Learnings page, opened from the field above every view. It is for the questions the page prompts but does not answer on its own: what has worked on the pricing page, why two tests disagree, what to try after a surprise.
It reads the page as code built it: the headline, the learning cards, the patterns with their evidence levels and the tests behind each, and the open opportunities. When an answer needs a figure, it reads that test’s results exactly as the Statistics tab shows them and quotes the figure as given. It never produces a number of its own.
Every test it mentions is checked before the answer is shown, so it can only link a test it actually read, never one it made up or one from another website. Each cited test opens its debrief beside the chat. An answer given before newer learnings were written is marked as possibly out of date.
There is one shared conversation per website, kept for 12 months, and everyone who can open the website’s learnings can read it and ask. Each question shows who asked it. Answers use the account’s AI credits, like the other AI chats in Pertento.