Research sessions

Research is where you talk to Enclave. Each conversation is a session, and every session can see your whole organization: repositories, cloud assets, findings, CVEs, and workflows.

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Start a session

Click Research in the sidebar, type your request, and press Enter. Recent work below the composer lists your latest sessions. Other places that start a session:

• Check if we’re vulnerable on a Threat Feed CVE.
• Run now on a workflow.
• Start hunt on a repository in Coverage.
• Mentioning @Enclave in Slack.

For prompt tips, see Asking good questions.

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Add context

Type @ or click Add context to attach the exact assets and findings you mean. A message can carry up to 10 attachments.

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Upload files

Click the paperclip to upload files or a folder, such as a log or a config file. Each upload can hold up to 1,000 files and 50 MB. Files go into the session’s sandbox and aren’t stored long term.

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Choose a model

Use the model picker next to Add context. Default uses Claude Sonnet 5.5. You can also pick Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Luna, GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-5.6 Terra, Kimi K3, GLM 5.3, or DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. The choice is saved with the session and applies from the next reply.

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Slash commands

Type / to see all commands.

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While Enclave works

When Enclave finishes, its steps fold into a Worked for summary. Expand it to see each step.

• Click Stop to stop a reply.
• Send a message mid-reply to queue it. It sends when the reply finishes.
• Click a file reference to open it beside the conversation, or a finding chip to open the finding.

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Limits

• 20 messages per minute.
• A single reply can run for up to 25 minutes.
• Each message uses credits.