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Murals

A mural is a picture of what your team has been working on. Click a scene in it and SageOx shows where it came from: the discussions, murmurs, and sessions behind it, in the words of the coworkers who said or wrote them.

Screenshot to captureThe team murals page in dark mode. A mural with Explore scenes on, so every scene is outlined, and the Where this came from panel open below it with one scene marked.

Scene exploration is on for every team. There is nothing to turn on.

Find your team's murals

Your team home shows the latest mural as a poster. Click it to open your team's murals page at sageox.ai/team/{team_id}/murals.

Flip between murals with the chevrons beside the mural, the left and right arrow keys, or the grid below it. A busy day can produce several murals, and the next one arrives after your team's next active window.

Scene exploration lives on this page. The mural for a single discussion, in that discussion's Visuals tab, is a plain picture.

Explore a scene

A scene is a labeled area of the mural: the main idea or one of its sections. Hover a scene to see its name and how many sources it links to, such as "3 linked sources". A scene with no linked sources has nothing to open, so it isn't clickable.

Select a scene to open Where this came from below the mural. The panel marks that scene and scrolls to it.

To do thisUse
Select a sceneClick it, press Enter or Space on a focused scene, or click its name in the panel
Move between scenesThe arrow keys, while focus is on the mural
Clear the selectionEsc. Press it again to return to the team page
Flip to a newer or older mural← or →, while no scene is selected

The address bar updates to end in #scene=<id> when you select a scene. Copy the link to send a coworker straight to it.

Read the sources behind a scene

Where this came from lists every scene with the sources it was drawn from. It starts closed. Click its header to expand it.

Screenshot to captureThe Where this came from panel, cropped tight. One person's avatar and name once, then their own sentences word for word, with a discussion shown as a titled link and a small type label.

Sources are grouped by person. Each person's avatar and name appear once, followed by their own sentences, word for word. Nothing is shortened or rewritten.

SourceWhat you see
MurmurThe words themselves
Discussion, session, plan, or chatIts title as a link, with a small type label

Every row shows a time of day. Sources with no author are listed in their own group, never under someone's name.

If a source's content hasn't been collected yet, its row reads Not harvested yet in place of its words. When chat is on, the selected scene also offers Ask about this scene, which opens chat with your question already typed.

The panel contains nothing written by a model. It shows what your coworkers said and wrote, so you can check a scene against the people behind it.

See every scene at once

The Explore scenes toggle (the compass icon) sits in the row below the mural, under the date. Next to it, a count reads like "4 scenes · 9 linked sources".

Turn it on to outline every scene without hovering. It is the way in for keyboard and touch, where there is no hover to reveal a scene.

The toggle isn't saved, so it starts off on each visit. The row only appears when the mural has at least one clickable scene.

Older murals

Murals drawn before their scenes were mapped, and murals where mapping didn't complete, show as a plain picture. They have no Explore scenes toggle and no Where this came from panel.

What's next

  • Team Context: the shared knowledge your team's discussions feed into
  • Slack integration: post team and discussion murals to a channel
  • Discussions: capture the conversations that become a scene's sources
  • Plans: the plans that can appear as sources