The AI panel carries a scope bar naming the board and project it is working in. It is the answer to "where is this going to land", asked before rather than after.

Scope follows the turn, not the page

The AI used to infer where it was from whatever the page happened to be showing, which went wrong the moment you navigated mid-turn. Now the scope is fixed when the turn starts and stays with it. You can start something building, go and look at another board, and it still builds in the right place.

Pointing it somewhere else

Open the picker in the scope bar to aim the AI at a different board. Boards also appear as tiles in the context list, so you can hand it one the same way you hand it a file.

What it can read about your workspace

With a scope set, the AI can read:

• A summary of what is on the board
• The people on the project
• What has changed on the board recently

That means a question about your own work does not need you to describe the work first.

A conversation per board

Every board keeps its own conversation. Opening a board picks up exactly where you left it, and a half-typed message stays with the conversation you typed it in rather than following you around.

Use Cases

• Start a turn, go and look at another board, and have it still build in the right place
• Ask who is on this project without listing them yourself
• Ask what changed on a board while you were away