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From your home page you can click the **Chat** icon to start a RAG chat session against all documents in your filestore. Or click the filestore list item to open it and manage documents.
First step is to create a Filestore to hold your documents. Navigate to the Gemini extension page and click **New Store**. Give it a descriptive name (e.g., "Project Documentation"). This creates a logical container in the Gemini Filestore Search API.
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Once you've created a Filestore, clicking on it opens the Filestore management interface where you can upload, organize, and interact with your documents.
When uploading, the UI will order the documents by **Uploading** where it shows the progress of the current document being uploaded first, followed by documents yet to be uploaded.
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-**Supported Formats**: Text, Markdown, PDF, and other text-based formats.
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-**Categories**: You can type a category name (e.g., "API Docs") in the input field before uploading to automatically organize files.
Once your documents are uploaded and processed (status shows as "Active"), you can start a RAG chat:
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Each RAG Session starts a new Chat configured with a **Gemini Model** and the `file_search` tool pre-configured to use the selected filestore, category, or document, as visually indicated by the header labels.
As sources contain incomplete fragments of your documents, they may not render perfectly in the UI. If needed you can click the filename to download the full original document for reference.
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## Query only Documents in a Category
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When querying a specific category, the extension automatically constructs the `file_search` tool call with the appropriate `metadata_filter` to limit the query to that category of documents.
Simarly, when querying a specific document, the extension constructs the `file_search` tool call with the appropriate `metadata_filter` to limit the query to that single document.
If you suspect your local data is out of sync with Gemini (e.g., after manual deletion in AI Studio or network interruptions), click the **Sync Store** button.
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- The sync report will show any discrepancies.
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- It will automatically attempt to repair issues where possible (e.g., updating local metadata).
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- It highlights files that are missing locally or remotely.
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You can execute tools directly from the Tools page by clicking the **Execute** button next to each tool, filling out the required parameters in the dialog, and clicking **Run Tool**.
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Upon execution, the tool's output is displayed in a results dialog with specific rendering based on the output type:
Tool outputs containing HTML content are rendered within an `<iframe>` within the results dialog which safely sandboxes the content whilst letting you interact with it and play games like Tetris from the arguments or output of a tool call:
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An MCP Tools are grouped under their tool name, making it easy to identify, enable or disable them for each chat session. You can execute tools directly from the Tools page by clicking the **Execute** button next to each tool, filling out the required parameters in the dialog, and clicking **Run Tool**.
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Upon execution, the tool's output is displayed in a results dialog with specific rendering based on the output type:
Tool outputs containing HTML content are rendered within an `<iframe>` within the results dialog which safely sandboxes the content whilst letting you interact with it and play games like Tetris from the arguments or output of a tool call:
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