An assistant that reads the room (your tabs)

Work moved into the browser; the assistant should meet you there, not in a disconnected chat bubble that pretends every page is the same blank slate.

The panel is deliberately boring in the good way: a timeline you can skim, a composer that stays put, busy states when a tool is actually running, and read-aloud plus feedback on the latest reply when you want the answer in your ears, or want to thumbs-down a miss without breaking flow.

For how the conversation timeline behaves in the product, see the Chat timeline article in the documentation library.

The skills gallery is a tasting menu, not a contract. Search and filters show how we think about discoverability; your catalog, labels, and guardrails will follow what ships in your build and what your admins allow.

If a command would do something sensitive in the browser, confirmations (covered on their own page) are the other half of the story: speed when it is safe, friction when it is not.

Looping demo (illustrative UI, not a full skills catalog)

Independent review

Semantic history search is the feature I find most compelling. Instead of searching your history with exact keywords, you can ask in plain language and the assistant searches by meaning rather than exact text match.

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