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title: "Actions on a question"
description: "Add a question to a playlist, share it, or ask an AI assistant to explain it."
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# Actions on a question

The bar at the top of a question holds its actions. This page shows each one.

## Add a question to a playlist

1. Select the bookmark button in the top bar.
2. Tick the playlists that you want.

To create a playlist, type its title and select **Add**. Then tick the new playlist to add the question. The number on the button says how many of your playlists hold the question. See [Playlists](/en/playlists).

## Use the ⋮ menu

Select the ⋮ button at the right of the top bar.

| Row | What it does |
|---|---|
| **Question details** | Shows the year, the module, the chapters, the courses and the sources. |
| **Explain** | Opens an AI assistant with the question. |
| **Share** | Copies a link to the question, or its text. |
| **Report the question** | Opens a [report](/en/sessions/report-an-error). |
| **Retry the wrong answers** | [Opens your wrong answers again](/en/sessions/manage-your-sessions#reset-your-answers). |
| **Reset the answers** | [Clears all the answers of the session](/en/sessions/manage-your-sessions#reset-your-answers). |
| **Keyboard shortcuts** | Shows [the keys](/en/sessions/keyboard-shortcuts). It shows only on a computer. |

On a clinical case, the first row is **Clinical case details**. In **Explore**, the two reset rows do not show.

## Ask an AI assistant to explain a question

**Explain** sends the question, its options and the accepted answers to the assistant. So use it after you answer.

1. In the ⋮ menu, select **Explain**.
2. Choose an assistant.

The assistant opens in a new tab. If you ticked options, it also gets your answer and comments on it. An assistant can be wrong, so compare what it says with your course.

## Share a question

1. In the ⋮ menu, select **Share**.
2. Select the copy button in the link field, or select **Copy the question**.

The link opens the question for a person who signs in. See [a shared link](/en/sessions/open-from-a-link#a-question-or-a-case). **Copy the question** copies its text and its options. On a clinical case, **Copy the clinical case** copies the scenario and the question on the screen.

Source: https://docs.medlibro.co/en/sessions/question-actions