A panel on the right of the Chat page shows what Haruno is doing, step by step, the files it made and the sources it used. It also holds the document preview.
Mac appAvailable
Windows appAvailableA third tab, Browser, shows the page the agent browser has open.
The chat holds the conversation. The side panel holds the work. It sits on the right of the Chat page and has two tabs: Preview and Activities. This page is about Activities. The other tab is the Preview panel.
Show and hide it
Click the panel button at the right end of the toolbar.
Or choose View ▸ Show Activities (⌥⌘0). The item is named for the tab it will show or hide: Show Activities, Hide Activities, Show Preview or Hide Preview.
While the panel is open, two small buttons in the toolbar, next to the panel button, switch between Preview, drawn as an eye, and Activities, drawn as a checklist.
The panel opens by itself when Haruno starts working: when it takes a step, hands work to a helper or makes a file. If you close it, it stays closed for that chat until you ask for it again. Each chat remembers its own panel.
The panel is on the Chat page only. When the chat is beside another page, a request for the panel moves you to the Chat page first. See Chat beside another page.
What Activities shows
Up to four sections, one under the other. You can drag the dividers.
Section
What is in it
Actions
Every step Haruno takes, in order. It is always there. While it is empty it says Everything Haruno does appears here, step by step.
Agents
Helpers that Haruno started to work side by side with it. Appears once there is one
Artifacts
The files Haruno made in this chat. Appears once there is one
Sources
Where the answer came from: websites Haruno read pages on, and files it opened. Appears once there is one
Actions. Each step is a row. Open a row to see its detail. A row shows how the step is going: running, done, failed or stopped. A number next to the heading, such as 3/5, counts steps done out of all steps. If Haruno makes a plan, the plan's tasks are in the same list, and each task holds the steps that belong to it.
Agents. Each helper is a row marked Agent. It shows what the helper was asked to do and how many steps it took, and it opens onto those steps. A number next to the heading says how many helpers there are. A helper that works in the background and is still running has a stop button, Stop this agent, and the heading has Stop all. Stopping a turn from the message box does not end a background helper, so use these.
Artifacts. Each file Haruno made. Right-click a file for the same menu as on its card in the chat. It has Preview when the file can be previewed, Open, a way to save a copy, and Copy Path.
Sources. Sites are grouped, so a research turn that read twelve pages on three sites shows three rows. Open a site to see its pages. A page has Open and Copy Link. A file shows its name and the folder it came from.
Normal view and advanced view
Normal view. Steps have plain names. A step that failed is not shown. Identical steps that follow each other fold into one row with a count, so ten reads of the same kind show as one row marked (10).
Advanced view. You see the technical names, the failures, and Haruno's reasoning as part of the work.
Who has it
Everyone, in the normal view and the advanced view.
What to tell a customer
If a customer wants to know what Haruno actually did, or where a number came from, open this panel. The chat stays readable, and the work is in the panel for anyone who wants to check it.