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Your thread is the home. Suggestions keep what needs you one click away.

On the web, your home is a thread. Sign in and you are already talking to Atoi: the thread holds your requests, its questions, your decisions, the work it ran, and the results. There is nothing to file, tag, or arrange first.

#Your thread never sits empty

Open the home thread with nothing said and Atoi thinks for a moment, then asks what you want to do first. Answer the card, or press ⌘N and describe your own outcome. See Threads for how a thread keeps its history.

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The home thread after sign-in, with Atoi's first question

#Suggestions, one click away

Press Explore in the header to open Suggestions. It starts with Waiting on you: an ask that needs your answer, a proposal from Atoi, or a setup step that unlocks something. Below that come your projects, threads, tasks, documents, and connected sources, grouped so the most useful next move is at the top.

Every tile is a view of a real record. Open one and it opens in place, over your thread. Press Esc to come back.

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Suggestions open over the home thread, Waiting on you first

If Suggestions shows the wrong things first, say so in plain language: "keep release blockers above reading suggestions." Atoi treats that as a standing preference you can review under Settings → Memory. See Memory.

#Reach what you have from the composer

The + menu in the composer has a Library section. Use it to attach a project, a document, or another record to the request you are writing, or type @ and its name.

#On other devices

On iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Android, the app opens on Library, the same list of your work, and a thread opens from there. The order and the records are the same; only the layout changes. See Apps.

Read Threads next.

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