Start with what you need done.
Talk to Gideon in your own words. Add a photo, a file or a little background, then work through the answer together.
Start with a request like this.
Change direction halfway through, try another answer or return to an earlier idea. The conversation can follow the way you think.
“Compare these two proposals and tell me what I should ask before choosing.”
Let’s put a useful first draft together. I’ll keep the background, the next steps and the finished files in this project.
An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.
- Ask, plan or get to work
- Bring photos and files into the conversation
- Steer a task while it is running
- Find and revisit earlier conversations
Explore chat.
Persistent conversations
Keep ongoing conversations with saved history and context.
Temporary and Incognito chat modes
Choose the alternate session modes exposed by the composer.
Agent, Ask, Plan and Build modes
Choose tool-using execution, read-only assistance, planning, or saved creation-oriented work.
Agent selection
Choose a native specialist for a conversation.
Specialist recommendations
Accept or dismiss a suggested specialist and mute unwanted recommendations.
File and image attachments
Upload files and images for the agent to examine and discuss.
Knowledge and saved creation references
Bring saved knowledge and generated saved creations into a conversation.
Screen or window frame sharing
Share browser-captured screen or window frames and pin a frame as context.Requires setup
Prompt optimization
Preview an improved prompt and undo the optimization.
Reusable prompt insertion
Insert saved prompts and fill their variables before sending.
Streaming answers and tool activity
Follow the response as it arrives and inspect intermediate tool calls and results.
Edit and resend
Edit an earlier message and send the revised request.
Regenerate and alternate answers
Request another answer and navigate available response alternatives.
Conversation branching
Continue from an earlier point in a separate branch and inspect its lineage.
Rewind with file checkpoints
Preview and restore captured workspace changes when rewinding a conversation.
Message queue
Queue follow-up messages during a run and edit or cancel queued entries.
Steer, replace or interrupt a turn
Redirect active work or stop it.
Background brief
Give the agent working context outside the ordinary visible message stream.
Project and working-directory scope
Associate a chat with a project and select a directory in the private workspace.
Conversation search and session map
Search messages and jump between turns.
Chat history organization
Search titles and content; organize sessions with folders, tags, list and board views.
Pin, archive and restore chats
Pin important sessions, archive or restore them, and perform bulk organization.
Chat deletion
Delete individual or selected conversations.
Automatic chat archiving
Configure archiving and exempt selected sessions.Optional
Conversation export
Export a conversation as Markdown or JSON.
Read-only conversation saved creation
Save a conversation as a read-only saved creation for viewing.
Activity sidebar
Inspect files, links and delegated work associated with a chat.
Delegated-work supervision
Inspect and stop helper agent work and open related conversations.
See the context behind an answer
Inspect what was fed into the turn and what the agent learned or saved.
Follow-up suggestions
Use suggested next actions after a response.
Check this work
Explicitly ask for verification of the agent's result.
Automatic continuation nudges
Configure a nudge prompt and start or stop continuation.Optional
Chat display and context preferences
Configure restoration, display, compaction, idle context and checkpoint limits.
There’s more you can hand over.
Some things are easier to say.
Talk a question through, dictate a thought before it disappears or listen to Gideon’s reply while you do something else.
Give the whole project a home.
Keep the brief, conversations, tasks and finished work together. Pick up a project without explaining it from the beginning.
Give your idea a visual direction.
Work through colors, type and layout with Gideon. Keep the choices together so the next page feels like part of the same thing.
Start a conversation and see where it takes you.