Episode 2 — Chat, in depth
A real working session — the same question ungrounded and grounded, a source check, an Arena verdict with reasons, and a brief built and refined on the canvas.
2 min read
Episode 1 toured the workspace; this episode moves into the room your team will actually live in — and runs a full working session. Its core beat is a controlled experiment: the same onboarding question asked twice, once with no context and once with the Q2 support review attached, so you watch a fluent answer and a grounded answer stop being the same thing. Then the grounded thread gets questioned ("which document says that?"), an Arena verdict gets decided with reasons, and a leadership brief lands on the canvas — and gets cut to three bullets with one sentence.
What the episode shows
| At | Scene |
|---|---|
| 0:27 | The composer's three choices: agent, model, context |
| 0:48 | The experiment, part one: asking with nothing attached |
| 1:06 | The trap, read together — fluent, confident, guessing |
| 1:24 | Part two: the same question, grounded in a real document |
| 2:00 | Questioning the answer: "which document says that?" |
| 2:20 | Rating an answer — where feedback analytics begin |
| 3:00 | Arena Mode: two models, one prompt, a reasoned verdict |
| 3:53 | The canvas: a brief lands as a file, then gets refined |
| 4:39 | Deep research, and where it lives |
Where to go next
Chat basics covers the composer, the three retrieval tools, and the thought timeline in reference depth. For the model side, read models and Arena Mode; for work that ends in a deliverable, Agent concepts is where chat hands off.