Projects with context
Organize the sources, working sessions, and results around a business initiative.
Shared workspaces
Keep the brief, the work, and the review together.
Use shared projects to organize source material, work with agents, and review documents, plans, and analyses. Your team can return to the same brief and outputs as the work develops.
Agents with a purpose
Use sessions to brief agents, explore questions, and develop the work.
Outputs people can use
Bring documents, plans, and analyses into the team’s review and decision process.
A basis for the next step
Use the reviewed output as the reference for the work that follows.
Give the team one place to pick up the work.
Projects and context
Keep the brief, sources, working sessions, and deliverables in a project. People can see the material behind the work without rebuilding the brief at each handoff.
Projects
Keep the brief and sources together.
Collect the brief, source material, sessions, and deliverables in a project, so people can return to the information behind the work.
Agents
Define the job once. Refine it over time.
Set each agent’s instructions, knowledge, tools, and review points, so your team can reuse a method and improve it.
Outputs
Review the result. Carry the work forward.
Open documents, analyses, images, video, and audio beside the conversation that produced them. Review the result, revise text or request changes, and keep the selected version with the project. Your team decides when it is ready for the next step.
Explore the workspace
A workspace for every stage of the work.
Bring the team together.
Workspaces
Organize people, projects, and agents around a shared purpose, so the team knows where to work.
Work through the task with agents.
Sessions
Give the agent a brief, inspect its response, and provide revisions as the work develops.
Move between related work.
Tabs
Keep the sessions and outputs you are using close at hand.
How you use it
From a business question to a useful result.
Start with the goal01
Create a project around the question, outcome, and business context.
Work with agents02
Run the relevant agent or workflow, provide source material, and develop the response.
Review and refine03
Inspect the analysis or draft, resolve questions, and approve decisions at the relevant review points.
Use the result04
Open the resulting deliverable and carry the reviewed version into the next stage of work.
People in control
Give reviewers a clear place in the process.
Define who participates, what agents can access, and where people review. Keep the working material and decisions with the project, so reviewers can see what they are being asked to approve.