Axi offers a starting point

An empty chat used to be a blank box and a tip that typed itself out, one at a time, and disappeared the moment you clicked in. On Home and in the dashboard panel, Axi now offers three things worth asking — and clicking one asks it.

Three ways in, on every surface

Home opens with the greeting, the box, and three rows under it: Show me a chart, Build a dashboard, Explain a metric. Each says what happens next — Axi creates it, adds the widgets and takes you there — and one click sends the request. No typing, no guessing at phrasing.

The dashboard panel does the same with rows of its own, because the panel can see the board you are on: Add a chart, Summarize this dashboard, Explain a metric. The middle one reads every widget on the dashboard and tells you what stands out — useful on a board someone else built, or one you have not opened in a month.

The rows are a starting point, not a menu. Anything you would have typed still works.

Home reads like the rest of Axiome

Home's input was a different component from the one in the dashboard panel, with its own size, its own focus ring and its own idea of where the credit meter goes. It is now the same composer, just given more room: one box, the connection it will query shown above it, your remaining credits and the send key below.

The Conversations sidebar came along too — tighter rows, clearer dates, and + for a new thread where the full-width button used to be.

📖 Meet Axi