Riley Brown walks through a desktop project that separates a coordinating chat from working threads. He creates a content project with a shared goal, delegates two research tasks and edits their artifacts, presenting a practical example of organized agent work rather than a controlled productivity benchmark.
Riley Brown shows project-level usage accounting and warns that multiple working threads can consume substantial tokens. He also demonstrates design boards, documents and slide decks, including comments and direct edits to generated artifacts.
The walkthrough follows the same project onto mobile, where Riley Brown opens a slide deck and requests changes by voice. He distinguishes the coordinator's delegation role from the threads' tools and notes that local coding sessions are not supported in the demonstrated version. Studio updates and subscription requests are omitted.
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