A tour of your workspace
Setup leaves you with a workspace that already has content in it: goals with targets, a couple of agents, the first projects, the processes worth repeating. This is what each part of it is for.
The chat
The chat sits beside every section and is the main way you work. You can ask for anything — a change to a goal, a draft, a piece of research, a run of a process — and the agent will do it, ask a question back, or tell you what it needs first.
It is not a search box with memory: the agent has your whole workspace in front of it. "Why is this project slipping?" is a reasonable question.
You can attach files, mention things with @ to point the agent at a specific goal or task, and speak instead of typing. If you send a message while the agent is still working, it queues and goes out when the turn finishes.
The sidebar, group by group
Communication. Inbox is where agents put things that need you — approvals, questions, blockers, results worth seeing. It is the one section to check daily. Messenger is where conversations with individual agents and groups will live; starting new conversations there is not wired up yet.
Work. Tasks, Projects, Goals and Playbooks — the ladder from an outcome you want down to the piece of work being done this afternoon. How they fit together is worth five minutes.
Workspace. Files holds anything you upload or the agents produce, and you can preview or download it, one file or the lot as a zip. Profile is the workspace itself: name, mission, business type, stage, primary goal. Team is your agents (and you), with each agent's instructions, tools and memories on its card. Tools is your connected services and the catalogue of what else you can connect. Memories is what the workspace has learned and keeps applying.
History. Activity is a chronological log of what the agents did, with a heat map of how busy the workspace has been. Checkpoints is the saved history of the workspace itself, and where you go to undo something.
Settings. Usage shows credits, spending over the last week, your plan's limits, and the automation schedule. Account settings — behind your name at the bottom — hold your language, your notification preferences and your list of workspaces.
Two things worth knowing early
Everything is editable. Nothing setup produced is final. Goals change, agents get rewritten, projects get dropped. Say so in chat and it happens, and the change is recorded like any other.
The agent works on the same things you see. When you open a task and the agent talks about that task, you are both looking at the same record. There is no hidden version where the real state lives, and nothing an agent decides is kept somewhere you cannot read it.
What to do next
Run one real piece of work end to end — here is how that goes. It teaches more about the product than any tour, including this one.