Save and reuse references

The work tabs sit on the right side of your dashboard. The Results tab appears as soon as a conversation has produced something worth keeping, and it gathers the results as tiles: Analyzed video cards, Video search results, Inspiration ideas, and more.

Two small controls keep the shelf tidy:

• Click the X on a tile to hide it.
• Hidden tiles move to a Hidden tiles row at the bottom — click one there to bring it back.

1. Click the message box. The hint reads "Describe a story, or type @ to attach an inspiration…" — take it literally.
2. Type @. A picker opens above the message box listing your saved inspirations and past scripts.
3. Keep typing to filter the list, then click the one you want (or press Enter).
4. It lands in your message as a small chip. Click the chip’s X if you change your mind.
5. Finish your sentence around it — "Write a script in the style of [chip]" — and press Send.

The same picker works for accounts: type @ plus a brand’s handle, and your Director can bring that account into the conversation too.

References get more useful in pairs. Attach two with @, then spell out how to combine them in the same message:

• Type: "Blend these two inspirations into one new concept."
• Type: "Use the first one’s hook with the second one’s topic."
• Type: "Give me a new angle that borrows from both."

Each conversation (thread, from here on) holds one project — one video you’re making, with its own script, storyboard, and shelf of references. When a new direction strikes, don’t pile it into the current thread. Click New thread and start clean.

This keeps every Results tab honest: open an old thread next month, and its shelf still shows exactly the references that shaped that video — nothing else mixed in.