Collaboration

Discussion where the work is. Comment on anything, bring in the person who needs to see it, and resolve it when it is settled.

Available now. Last checked: September 2026.

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01What it is

A conversation attached to the thing it is about. Any piece of work carries its own discussion, so the question about slide four sits on slide four, where the next person to open it will find it.

02Why it matters

Feedback that lives in email is feedback nobody can find later. When the discussion sits on the work, the reason a thing is the way it is stays attached to it, and the next person to touch it can see what was already decided.

03How it works

A comment is attached to a subject: an Expression, a section, a source, a piece of your intelligence. Name a colleague in it and they are told. Say you want them to review it, and they are told that instead, which is a different message because it is a different ask.

Everything addressed to you collects in one place with a count of what you have not read. A thread is resolved when it is settled, and reopened if it turns out it was not.

04How to use it
  1. Open the thing you want to talk about.
  2. Leave a comment for your team.
  3. Name whoever needs to see it, or ask them to review it.
  4. Resolve the thread once it is settled.
05Q&A
Does everyone see every comment?

A thread lives inside your organization and follows the same access rules as the thing it is attached to. Someone who cannot reach the work cannot reach the conversation about it.

What is the difference between naming someone and asking them to review?

The first tells them there is something to read. The second tells them something is waiting on their judgement, and it says so in the message they get.

Can an outside reviewer comment?

They have their own route. A review link gives one named person the Expression and a way to respond, without an account and without reaching anything else. They can review the narrative before the deck exists, and they can approve the piece or ask for changes; an approval given that way is recorded as coming through their link.

06Limits & not-yet

Threads are per subject, so there is no single cross-workspace view of every open discussion. There is no email digest; the inbox is in the app.

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