Shared chats
In Interweave OS a chat can have several people in it, all talking to the same agent. This is one of the biggest differences from using AI on your own. The agent becomes a member of the team, not one person's private tool.
Start private, share when useful
Work something out on your own first, with all the false starts that involves. When the chat would help someone else, press Share in the chat header and add people or a team. They see the whole chat, earlier messages included, and can talk to the agent with you. You can remove people again from the same Share window.
The agent knows who is talking
Every message is checked against the person who sent it, and the agent works with that person's rights. If you ask it to use a file only you can open, it can. If a colleague in the same chat asks for that file, it cannot open it for them. This is what makes shared chats safe for real work.
Say who should do what
With several people and an agent in one chat, be clear about who does each part. Name people the same way you would in a meeting.
Agent, pull last quarter's sales figures into a table. Ben, can you check the figures it finds against the finance report? Priya, once Ben is happy, draft the summary for the board.
Keep the shared chat on topic
- Have a question nobody else needs? Press Create side chat. A private copy opens in the right-hand panel and knows everything said so far, while the shared chat stays untouched.
- Did the side chat turn up something useful? Ask it to share a summary with the main chat.
- Done with a shared chat? Archive for me takes it out of your sidebar and leaves it for everyone else.