Only what your public page shows: your name, title, photo, elevator pitch and narrative, the public half of each role, your Skills and Gaps columns, and your FAQ. It is never given your private context, so it cannot reveal what it was never given.
Detail
The chat’s knowledge is your public content, by construction. When a visitor asks your profile a question, the AI answers from the same material any visitor could read on the page — nothing more. Your private reflections, honest notes, Values tab and AI Instructions are excluded at the source, not filtered out afterwards.
Your FAQ is part of what it reads. The question-and-answer pairs you write on the FAQ tab are public, and the chat references them — so if visitors keep asking something you want answered a particular way, writing the FAQ entry is the reliable way to shape the answer.
Your AI Instructions steer tone, not knowledge. They tell the AI how to represent you in conversation. They are private context themselves and are never quoted to a visitor.
Every conversation is logged for you. AI Activity in the sidebar records the questions visitors ask, so you can read exactly what has been asked and how often — useful both for reassurance and for deciding what to add to your FAQ.
The fit assessment is a different feature with different rules. It does use your private context to ground its verdict — that boundary and its safeguard are described in the article below.
Related
- Is my private context ever shown to recruiters or visitors?
- How does the fit assessment work, and what information does it see?
- What exactly do visitors and recruiters see on my public profile?
Last verified: 2026-08-18