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What you see

The central chat interface where you communicate with your AI agent, displaying your messages and the agent’s responses in a conversational format.

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Core interactions

Send messages — Type your message and press Enter or click Send
View responses — Agent replies appear below your messages
Scroll history — Review the full conversation thread
Format content — Markdown is supported for rich text formatting

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Features

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Message composition

  • Type naturally, just like any chat interface
  • Multi-line messages supported (Shift + Enter for new line)
  • Paste images and files (if supported)
  • Edit recent messages (depending on configuration)

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Response formatting

Agent responses can include:
  • Plain text explanations
  • Code blocks with syntax highlighting
  • Lists and structured data
  • Links and references
  • Status updates and progress indicators
  • Execution steps — Real-time visibility into action execution with detailed step-by-step progress
  • Interactive actions — Actionable buttons and UI elements within chat responses
  • Chat actions — Quick reply buttons at the end of messages for common follow-up actions

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OAuth Widgets

When authentication is needed, interactive OAuth widgets appear directly in chat: How it works:
  1. The agent detects you need to connect a third-party service
  2. An OAuth button appears in the chat message
  3. Click to open the authorization popup
  4. Complete login with the provider (Google, Slack, GitHub, etc.)
  5. Popup closes automatically on success
  6. Chat continues with the new connection active
Features:
  • Inline authorization — No need to leave the conversation
  • Real-time status — See connection progress in the chat
  • Multiple widgets — Connect several providers in one session
  • Automatic completion — Widget state tracks across messages
  • All OAuth providers supported — Google, Microsoft, GitHub, Slack, Linear, Notion, and more

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Chat Actions (Quick Buttons)

At the end of agent messages, you may see quick action buttons:
  • Suggested follow-ups — Common next steps based on context
  • Color-coded buttons — Visual distinction for different action types
  • Single-click actions — Execute actions without typing
  • Stateful interactions — Buttons update based on your choices
Example buttons:
  • “Run this flow” — Execute the current workflow
  • “Deploy to production” — Quick deploy action
  • “Show me the code” — View generated Action code
  • “Edit this” — Jump to editing mode

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Context awareness

The agent has access to:
  • The full conversation history
  • All enabled projects (from the right panel)
  • Your organization’s data and permissions
  • Previous chat sessions (depending on configuration)
  • Execution context — Live execution data and step tracking for debugging
  • Enhanced tool calling — Improved reliability and error handling for agent tools

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Best practices

Be specific — Clear requests get better responses
Reference projects — Mention specific project names when relevant
Break down complex tasks — Ask step-by-step for complex workflows
Review enabled projects — Make sure the agent has access to needed capabilities
tip: If the agent doesn’t have the capabilities you need, check the right panel to ensure the relevant projects are enabled.

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Keyboard shortcuts

Enter — Send message
Shift + Enter — New line in message
Ctrl/Cmd + K — Clear input (if supported)
Up Arrow — Edit last message (if supported)