Chats Section

This section explains how your users interact directly with AI agents through the chat interface and manage their conversation history.

The Conversation Hub

The "Chats" section is the primary area where your customers engage in direct conversations with the AI agents. It's divided into two main subsections: the Dashboard, for managing ongoing conversations, and Chat Agents, for discovering new agents to talk to.

Chat > Dashboard

The Chat Dashboard is the central hub for all user conversations.

 
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  • New Chat: The + New Chat button allows users to start a new, fresh conversation, likely prompting them to select an agent.
  • Search Chats: Users can use the search bar to find specific past conversations.
  • Conversation History: The sidebar on the left lists all previous and ongoing chats, organized by date (e.g., "TODAY," "YESTERDAY"). Users can click on any past chat to view its history and continue the conversation.
  • Main Chat Window: When a conversation is selected, the main area displays the chat history with the specific agent, along with a text box at the bottom to type new messages.

Chat > Chat Agents

This is the library where your users can discover and start conversations with all available text-based agents.

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  • Agent Categories: Users can filter agents using various categories to find what they need, such as:
    • Featured
    • Favorites
    • Custom
    • Flagship Agents
    • And specific topics like Sales, Human Resources, Real Estate, etc..
  • Agent Cards: Each agent is displayed on a card with a unique persona, name, and a short description of its specialty. Examples include:
    • Echo - The Sales Specialist
    • Clara - The Contract Clarifier
    • Nate - The Negotiator
  • Start a Conversation: Clicking the Chat Agent button on any card will likely start a new conversation with that agent in the Chat Dashboard.

This section is where the core value of your platform is delivered through direct interaction with the AI. Next, we'll explore the visual creation capabilities of the platform.

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