Topics: Research, plan and decide together.

Ask the way you'd ask a colleague, and the agent does the writing. It reads your docs, your code and what colleagues already worked out, and checks the facts there.

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Ana's private chat with the agent beside the shared topic document: the question, what exists today, the complexity table and a draft reply.
Illustrative example

Rich components for the right job

Tables, charts, diagrams, maps, you name it. The agent picks the one that explains it best: a comparison as a table, a plan as a timeline, a system as a diagram.

Start from a template

Familiar sections and fields, ready to fill. Big subject? Split it into subtopics, each with its own conversation and decisions, still attached to the parent.

Numbers that don't go stale

The figures in a topic come straight from your connected data: ticket counts, revenue, sign-ups, whatever it's about. Open it in a month and they're current. Everyone reads the same numbers, and nobody asks which version is right.

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Try it on a real question.

Bring a real one. A customer request, a research question, an idea your team keeps talking about.

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