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A mention is how you point the analyst at something specific. Type $, @, or / and an autocomplete opens. Each mention becomes a colored chip in the message. You do not need a mention for every question. The analyst already sees your workspace. Use one when you want this message to pin a company, a note, a process, or a connected source.

Companies

$ points the analyst at a company: , . Pick from the autocomplete or type the ticker out. written straight into a sentence becomes a chip on its own. The $ is what does the work: a ticker written without it stays plain text. The company does not need to be in your workspace first. Investi focuses on US-listed equities, so some names chip and then have little or no data.
Compare and gross margins over the last 3 years.

Notes and folders

@ hands the analyst something from your workspace. Use it when the question depends on writing you already did: a thesis, a checklist, a folder of coverage.
Given , does the latest quarter support or weaken the thesis?

Skills and MCP servers

/ points at something you installed: a process, or a connected source. The list shows your skills first, then MCP servers. Any skill can be triggered this way, even ones you have disabled for automatic use.
latest quarter

Chip colors

Every mention becomes a chip, colored by what it points at. The color matches that item’s icon in the explorer.
$ · company
@ · note
@ · folder
/ · skill
/ · MCP
@ · monitor
URL

Autocomplete behavior