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Chat |
Workflow |
Storyboard |
| What the main area is |
Conversation on the left, canvas on the right |
The infinite canvas |
A wall of cards in columns by type |
| How nodes sit |
Visible on the right half (hidden once you hide the canvas) |
Where you put them, with edges visible |
In columns by type; edges become the row of reference thumbnails under a card |
| Left panel |
Canvas elements (only while the canvas is split out) |
Canvas elements |
None (that side is already columns) |
| Bottom toolbar · view controls, bottom-left |
Yes (centered on the canvas half) |
Yes |
No |
| Search in the top bar |
No |
No (search lives in the left panel) |
Yes |
| Agent in the right panel |
It is the main area |
Yes |
Yes, and it is the same one |
To add a node, zoom the canvas or draw an edge, go back to Workflow.
At the far right of the chat face's top row sits Hide canvas: the canvas comes out on the right half of the screen by default. That half is the full canvas — the bottom toolbar narrows a notch and centers on this half, the view controls move to the top-left of the canvas frame, Canvas elements still floats over it, and a Fullscreen canvas button joins the frame's top-right, taking you straight back to the Workflow face. The seam between the halves can be dragged, and both widths are remembered. Hit Hide canvas to put the canvas away and give the conversation the whole workspace; the button then reads Split with canvas. There is no split on a phone — the screen is not wide enough for two halves, so switch back to Workflow to see the canvas.