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Mostly, yes. Tuhi matches questions by meaning, using a language model that runs on your Mac, so "my disk is stuffed" and "what's using all my space?" lead to the same place. You don't need Storage Studio's exact feature names.

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Very short or ambiguous questions are harder. If an answer misses, add the symptom or screen you're looking at — "the move to my drive failed" works better than "broken".

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Tuhi, your storage assistant · Asking Tuhi

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Does Tuhi understand typos and loosely worded questions?

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Short answer: Mostly. Tuhi matches questions by meaning with an on-device language model, so you don't need exact feature names. If an answer misses, add the symptom or the screen you're on.

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Mostly, yes. Tuhi matches questions by meaning, using a language model that runs on your Mac, so "my disk is stuffed" and "what's using all my space?" lead to the same place. You don't need Storage Studio's exact feature names.

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Very short or ambiguous questions are harder. If an answer misses, add the symptom or screen you're looking at — "the move to my drive failed" works better than "broken".

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