fabriqa artifacts have been renamed to "documents" for better clarity. Now, these documents show live updates from all users and their agents. Plus, you can use documents in any agent chat, not just in fabriqa "factory agent" chats. This means you can link up your BMAD, Speckit, and specsmd skills to save directly to fabriqa documents instead of md files. This fixes the problem of keeping a central memory bank for multi-repo project workspaces.

what is that? :) face lift in @fabriqaai In the updated interface, users with a wide screen can now engage in multiple chats side by side. Specifically, within the specifications workflow, you can open the Inception (business analyst) and Construction (developer) agents simultaneously. Each agent has its own terminal, git changes, and all other relevant panels. Previously, I scoped these chats to the active worktree path, but I have now decided to use a chat container. This change allows the planner agent within the specifications workflow to display artifacts next to it. You can maximize certain panels, collapse or expand them, or rearrange items within the chat container. If you choose to use a single chat window, the user experience remains unchanged from before. One significant change is the removal of the tab bar list, which was cluttering the user interface. The left sidebar now shows active chats and indicates which ones are currently running or have completed their turn. Additionally, you can sort the chat list by activity date, ensuring that the most recent chats are always at the top. Initially, I considered limiting the layout to just two chats side by side. However, seeing Claude’s code support for four splits has prompted me to rethink this. Would you prefer the layout to feature four chats arranged in two rows and two columns, or would it make more sense to have four rows, particularly for ultra-wide screens? Please avoid suggesting a Miro-like endless canvas, as that might tempt me! :)

@fabriqa context-aware recent files fabriqa tracks context and recent file changes across multiple chats. Use CMD+P to quickly access relevant files modified or created in your active chat.

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