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Ro and threads

Ro is the agent that answers. It reads the project, asks only what it cannot infer, and offers moves as cards you launch.

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Ro on every page

Press Ro, bottom-right on every project page, and a thread opens beside the page; its × returns Ro to the corner. The conversation follows across lenses. Every thread is listed in Agents and in the panel’s picker, and survives closing the tab.

SeeOn an empty project the first answer says so and asks questions, as a card you press and type into. Under the reply, Upload files is a button; in the desktop app, Link a folder on this computer sits beside it.

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Cards that launch

A recommendation is a card. Get Started opens the interview; answer one question and defer the rest, and later turns never reopen it. A card launches once; pressed again it stays Launched.

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Sources on every answer

Every assistant message carries source chips. Each opens the finding the answer rested on; a chip whose source was deleted vanishes. A question the files cannot answer gets a sentence saying so, with no chip.

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What Ro is looking at

A thread opened beside Explore starts from what Explore shows: the open finding, the open document, the selected people. Ask what is this about on an open finding and the answer cites that finding first. Open Agents and the panel’s thread is the one selected; open Explore again and the panel reopens on it.

The terminal holds the project’s separate coding thread: Ask from the CLI.