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The agent lives in the chat panel on the right side of the workspace. Press ⌘+/ (or Ctrl+/) to open or close it, or press Esc to close it.

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Conversations

Each chat is a separate conversation, and your history is saved so you can come back to any of them.
  • New chat (⌘+J) starts a fresh conversation.
  • Chats opens your history. Search it with Search chats…, and pin, rename, or delete any conversation. Pinned chats stay at the top, and a chat the agent is currently working in shows a live dot.
  • Resume last chat takes you straight back to your most recent conversation.
  • While the agent is working, the send button becomes Stop — click it to interrupt.
You don’t have to wait for the agent to finish. Switch to another chat, or close the panel entirely — the agent keeps working in the background, and you can run several conversations at once.

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What the agent can do

Ask in plain language; the agent picks the right action. Find and read
  • Search and read anything you can access — entries, folders, and everything linked to them.
  • Follow connections: “what’s related to this project?”
Create and edit
  • Create entries, edit them, rename them (links update automatically), move them between folders, and delete them.
  • Build and edit artifacts — decks, graphics, and documents — frame by frame.
  • Work with datasets: look up answers, add rows, and update cells.
Bring things in
  • Import files into your workspace and attach assets from your library to entries.
  • Search the web, when web search is enabled in Settings.
  • Use your connected apps through connectors.
Keep things organized
  • Create, rename, and archive folders.
  • Follow your saved skills for repeatable tasks.
  • Run the onboarding interview to learn about you and your studio.
The agent acts as you. It can only see and change the folders you have access to — nothing more.

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Long conversations

In a long chat, the agent summarizes older messages to stay focused — you’ll see a Compacted divider where that happened. If a conversation grows too large to continue, the agent asks you to start a new chat.
Deleting a chat also deletes the files you attached to it. Attachments live only in the conversation — anything you imported into your workspace is unaffected.

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Next steps

  • Giving the agent context — attachments, selections, and how the agent knows what you’re looking at.
  • Skills — teach the agent your repeatable tasks.