#Give the conversation a usable signal
A good message names the immediate situation and the response you want. Specificity helps more than length.
The screenshot below is a normal open chat: the thread sits above, and everything you send goes through the bottom composer. If a reply misses the point, say so plainly — you do not need to restart every time a message is imperfect.
Text route: Write a message + send arrow
Use it to give the character a clear request, correction, preference, or change of pace.Tribute route: Send Tribute
It opens a picker. Tokens are attached to the draft only after you make a selection.#Use separate chats to protect context
Open a new chat when you want a different character, topic, or style of interaction. This gives each conversation room to develop without mixing unrelated context. It is also the cleanest way to experiment while preserving an earlier conversation you want to keep.
Return to the chat list whenever you want to pick up a previous conversation. The chat title and character association help you find the right thread.
#Expand the conversation when it makes sense
When you want a live spoken interaction, look at the chat header in the screenshot below and click the green phone icon to start Voice Call. Allow microphone access when the browser asks.
Use memory when you want to understand what carries forward, and the Image Studio when you want visuals. A focused text conversation is still a complete experience on its own.
#The composer is a workflow switchboard, not one button
In the screenshot below, the sparkle icon is Generate Images — it opens Image Studio; it does not attach an image to the message. The gift icon is Send Tribute — it stages tokens first, then shows a removable attached block.
A normal message uses only the text field and the red send arrow.
Creation route: Generate Images
This leaves the composer workflow and opens the studio with the chat's character context.Voice entry: Voice Call in an active chat header
It is separate from the composer and starts a live call flow for that chat.What each control does immediately
Use this map when a result appears to go somewhere unexpected. It distinguishes actions that are often grouped together visually in the chat interface.
| Control | Immediate effect | Reversible before sending? |
|---|---|---|
| Write a message | Prepares normal conversation text in the current thread. | Yes. Edit the draft before sending. |
| Generate Images | Navigates to Image Studio with the current chat context. | No message is sent. |
| Send Tribute | Opens a token picker and adds a Tribute attached block to the draft. | Yes. Remove the attached block before sending. |
| Voice Call | Begins the call connection flow for the active chat. | End the call with the in-call control. |