Conversations

Ask for work, answer questions, and keep track of it all.

Start a conversationOpen a new conversation in a project, describe what you want, and send it to your AI agent.
Write and send a messageUse the message box to write to your agent, add new lines and context, check its settings, and send.
Mention docs, files, and workflows with @Type @ in a message to point your agent at a doc, a project file, or a workflow, so it knows exactly what you mean.
Attach files and imagesAdd screenshots, images, and other files to a message by dragging them in, pasting them, or using the + button.
How Enjoy keeps your unsent messagesUnsent messages, their attachments, and half-written answers to agent questions are kept as drafts, so you can switch conversations, or even quit the computer app, and pick up later.
Send follow-ups while the agent worksQueue a message for when the agent finishes, or send it now so the agent can take it in during its current work.
Answer your agent's questionsWhen an agent needs a decision, it asks in the conversation. Pick an option or write your own answer, and the agent continues.
Approve or decline agent requestsSome agents ask before running a command or using a tool. Review the request in the conversation, then allow or decline it.
Use suggested next stepsAfter a reply, your agent may suggest up to three follow-ups. Send one right away, or edit it in the message box first.
Follow what your agent is doingOpen the activity panel to see each step the agent takes, how long it takes, and what any helper agents are doing.
What conversation statuses meanReady, Working, Needs input, Stopped, Failed, Completed. What each status tells you, where you see it, and what to do next.
Stop an agentStop an agent that's heading the wrong way. Afterwards, retry to let it continue, or send new instructions.
Mark a conversation as completedWhen a task is done, mark its conversation as completed so your list shows what's still open. You can reopen it any time.
What's in an agent's replyEach reply shows which agent and model wrote it, how long it worked, and any changes, links, or next steps it included.
Links, files, and images in repliesWhere web links, links to files on your computer, and images in an agent's reply open, and what to do when one won't.
Copy a messageCopy the text of a message in a conversation with its copy button, to reuse it in a doc, an email, or another conversation.
Find a conversationSearch every conversation in a project by its words, and filter the list to what needs you, what's working, or what's unread.
Find words in a conversationPress ⌘F or Ctrl+F in an open conversation to highlight every match, jump between them, and see a list of matching messages.
Mark a conversation as unreadFlag a conversation to come back to later. Enjoy marks the agent's latest reply as unread, so the conversation shows under the Unread filter.
How conversations get their namesA conversation's title comes from your first message, and the agent adds a short colored label. Here's where each appears, and why you can't rename them.
Hide the conversation listGive a conversation the whole window by hiding the list beside it. Open the list as a dropdown from the Conversations tab when you want to switch.
Find a conversation's file on your computerEvery conversation is saved as a messages.md file. Show it in Finder, File Explorer, or your file manager to back it up or read it in another app.
Delete a conversationRemove a conversation from a project for good. Deleting also stops its agent and any websites or other processes it started.