How is this different from channels?
A conversation can belong to a task, a space, a meeting room, or a private thread, so discussion is filed by the work it belongs to rather than by a channel someone had to name.
Private chats, task threads, space channels, and meeting rooms in one rail. Mention people, reference tasks and files, and ask AI about any message.
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FOUR KINDS OF CONVERSATION
Private chats, task conversations, space conversations, and meeting rooms share one rail. A discussion about a task belongs to that task, so you are not deciding whether something is a message or a comment.
RICH TEXT
Write with bold, italics, lists, and code blocks directly in the composer. Technical explanations and structured updates stay readable instead of arriving as one unbroken paragraph.
Two things before the deploy: freeze the pricing copy and re-run the seed script.
npm run seed firstpnpm db:seed --env stagingMENTIONS AND REFERENCES
Use @ to bring in a teammate and # to insert a task, doc, file, or space. The reference stays live, so people open the real object at its current status rather than a screenshot from three days ago.
THREADS AND REACTIONS
Reply in threads so a side question does not derail the main conversation. Emoji reactions handle acknowledgement without adding five "got it" messages to the log.
FILES AND MEDIA
Attach documents, images, and video in any conversation, with inline previews so people can look without downloading. Shared files stay reachable from the workspace afterwards rather than being buried in the scrollback.
VOICE AND VIDEO
Dictate a message and Edworking transcribes it, so you review the text before it sends rather than making someone listen to an audio clip. When it needs a conversation, start a video call from the same composer.
ASK AI AND @BRAIN
Run Ask AI on any individual message, or mention @brain in the conversation to summarize a discussion, extract the action items, and explain the context behind a decision you were not part of.
Decision: three tiers, with the middle one recommended.
MEETING ROOMS
Meeting rooms are conversations too. The room shows who is live before you join, and every call is recorded, transcribed, and summarized into a recap that posts straight into the thread, so whoever missed it catches up in one scroll.
Standup recap — 4 attendees, 12 minutes.

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Start Chat OnboardingConversations are organized by private chat, task, space, and meeting room, so a decision ends up stored next to the task or document it changes.



Common questions from teams weighing a dedicated messaging app against chat built into the workspace.
A conversation can belong to a task, a space, a meeting room, or a private thread, so discussion is filed by the work it belongs to rather than by a channel someone had to name.
You can create the task, update the doc, attach the file, or start the call from the same screen, which is what usually turns a decision into owned work.
Yes. Meeting rooms have their own conversation where the bot posts recordings and Edworking Brain can produce a summary with action items.
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Yes. Edworking includes private chats, task conversations, space conversations, meeting room chat, file sharing, and video calls started from any thread.
Yes. Type # to insert a task, doc, file, or space, and @ to mention a teammate. The reference stays live rather than becoming a stale copy.
Yes. You can run Ask AI on an individual message or mention @brain in the conversation to get a summary and the action items that came out of it.
Yes. Remote and hybrid teams can run stand-ups, share files, hold calls, and record decisions in the same place their tasks and docs already live.