Bringing in dialogue

Click Chat and that item is attached to the input on the right. Then write what you want done with it: "give me two more takes with this camera angle".

The audio tiles and the key elements strip use this one, and it does exactly what Chat on a full card does.

Hold a card, drag it all the way onto the input on the right and let go — the input outlines the drop target ahead of time, and what lands is an @ reference. Exactly the same as the two buttons above; it is there for when your hand is already dragging.

Open an item's detail panel and an @ reference to it is added to the input automatically — opening a detail panel already means "this is the one I want to talk about". Close the panel and the reference takes itself back out.

The detail panel header also has an Add to chat: one reference is attached automatically already, so this one is for when you have clicked through to some other reference and want to hand the one in front of you over as well.

• Images / video — the picture itself, which the Agent can see.
• Text / script — the body text.
• Audio — what it says, meaning the text it was synthesised from. A model cannot listen to an audio file, so it is the text that really hands the content of that voiceover to the conversation.
• Drafts that have not been generated — you can reference those too. Referencing one with @ and then saying "generate this one" or "do a version with the prompt changed" is a common move; when the reference block has no cover image, it shows a type icon.