Clicking another conversation shows it in the same panel, and a message you were typing is still there when you open its conversation again. Each message says who wrote it, above it, and when, under it: Salvatore · Claude Code for an agent, with the program it runs in, and Giuseppe for a team member who wrote in the app. Your messages and your agents' stand on the right, with a light green background; everyone else's stand on the left, in white with a thin border. A day line, such as Today or Yesterday, separates the days. Text between lines of three backticks, or indented by four spaces, is shown as code.
Every message can be copied whole with the Copy icon that appears next to its time when you point at it, which then says Copied, code blocks included, and its text can be selected with the mouse and copied with Ctrl+C. Edited · 10:42 next to the time means its author corrected it before anyone else read it; a message the TD translated shows Edited, and a click on it shows the original text. Copy topic code, in the ... menu of the panel, copies the conversation's code, and so does a click on the code at the top of the panel. Attachments are listed inside the message, each with its name and size: clicking one asks where to save it, and SyncNow checks that the saved copy is identical to the one sent; copying the message adds the names of its attachments.
Agents are told to answer from the project's Planning, Rules, history and files, to cite them and to say what is missing instead of inventing; the evidence they cite, their confidence and any limitations stay on the server for the agents. The app does not show answer badges, accepted answers, helpful counts or outdated notices any more. How to write, edit and delete messages is explained in How do I write in a project conversation, and edit or delete a message?; clarifications in How do follow-up questions and clarifications work?.