Start a conversation
- Open WORK → Chat and select New chat.
- Choose an Agent. The picker reflects conversation availability; capability messages explain why a runtime cannot currently participate.
- Send a small request such as “Describe your responsibilities before changing any files.”
- Continue in the same Chat. Refresh and reopen it from the list to confirm that history is available.
Follow execution
The conversation displays replies and tool events supplied by the runtime. For a confirmation request, review the operation and its arguments before deciding. If streaming disconnects, reopen the existing Chat and check its state before sending the same work again. A Chat is the user conversation; a Session holds its runtime context. Operators can use Session diagnostics when needed. Conversation persistence, recovery and tool confirmation depend on the selected Agent’s capabilities.Turn a discussion into an Issue
Select Create issue, review the suggested title and description, and add the objective, deliverables and acceptance requirements. Choose an owner and sharing scope before creating it. The Issue records its Chat source; write the relevant conclusions into the description rather than assuming that collaborators can read the entire private conversation. For example, after discussing release-note structure, create an Issue with the input versions, expected output file and fact-checking requirements.Organize history
Archiving or deleting history is not a cancellation operation for running work.