# Murals (https://sageox.ai/docs/features/murals)

# 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.

<ScreenFrame caption="The 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.

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Scene exploration lives on this page. The mural for a single discussion, in that discussion's Visuals tab, is a plain picture.
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## 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 this | Use |
|------------|-----|
| Select a scene | Click it, press `Enter` or `Space` on a focused scene, or click its name in the panel |
| Move between scenes | The arrow keys, while focus is on the mural |
| Clear the selection | `Esc`. 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.

<ScreenFrame caption="The 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.

| Source | What you see |
|--------|--------------|
| Murmur | The words themselves |
| Discussion, session, plan, or chat | Its 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.

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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.
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## 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](/docs/features/team-context): the shared knowledge your team's discussions feed into
- [Slack integration](/docs/integrations/slack): post team and discussion murals to a channel
- [Discussions](/docs/context-capture/discussions): capture the conversations that become a scene's sources
- [Plans](/docs/features/plans): the plans that can appear as sources