Chat files open in the side panel beside the conversation

Clicking a file in a conversation with a specialist used to cover the whole screen. On a desktop window wide enough for the chat's side panel, it now opens there, where workflows, apps, and skills already preview, so you can read a report or check a spreadsheet while you keep talking.

How it works

• Every file in the chat. Files you attach, files the specialist delivers, images in the transcript, and the Inputs and Outputs lists in the side panel all open in the panel.
• A page made for a narrow panel. Reports and markdown read edge to edge, Word documents reflow to the panel's width instead of shrinking, and PDF pages and images sit on a light canvas.
• PowerPoint shows real slides. Decks render with their layouts, colors, shapes, images, tables, and charts, where they used to show only their text.
• Code reads like code. Source files show line numbers and syntax colors and scroll sideways instead of wrapping, here and in the full-screen file viewer. Spreadsheets right-align their figures.
• A lighter full-screen viewer. Full screen floats the file over a frosted view of the app instead of a black screen, with images, pages, and slides on soft shadows and documents on a white sheet.
• Narrow windows keep full screen. On a phone or a small window, files still open full screen.

Also shipped

• One viewer for every file. A specialist's files, storage, memory uploads, and the files a workflow run used or produced now open in the viewer instead of downloading, and run files do in the iPhone app too. Download is still one click away.