Comment on text
1
Select the text
In a page or a playbook, select the words the comment is about.
2
Open a comment
Click the Comment button in the toolbar. The text turns yellow and a comment box opens under it.
3
Write it
Type your comment and press Enter, or click the arrow. Shift + Enter starts a new line.
The text stays highlighted, a count appears beside it, and the comments panel
opens with your thread.
Mention a teammate
Type @ in a comment and pick a teammate from the list, or keep typing to search it by name. When you post, each teammate you mention gets a notification that opens the page or playbook. A teammate who cannot open it is not notified.Ask Arro in a comment
Type @ in a comment and pick Arro, first in the list, or type@Arro. Arro reads the comment
as a request about the text the thread is on, makes the change, and replies in the same thread.
Until then the thread shows Arro is working on this….
Arro reads the whole thread before your comment as context, so a reply such as “@Arro do what Sam
suggested” works.
Ask Arro starts the same thing: select text and click Ask Arro, and the comment opens with
Arro already tagged. Cmd/Ctrl + J, or right-click and choose Ask Arro, does the same
for whole paragraphs.
A change applies as soon as Arro makes it, and anyone with the page or playbook open sees it live.
The thread stays on the new text, so a reply keeps working on the same passage. Arro uses your
permissions, so it can only change what you can edit.
Several requests at once
Each thread gets its own request, so you can ask in several threads without waiting. Every change lands on its own thread’s text. A request that rewrites the whole page or playbook first checks whether it changed since Arro read it. If it did, Arro reads it again before rewriting. A thread takes one request at a time, and Arro works in up to 5 of your threads at once.See every comment
Click the comments button at the right of the editor’s toolbar. It shows how many threads are open. The panel also opens whenever you post a comment or a reply. The panel lists every thread in reading order, with its replies and Arro’s progress. Click a thread’s quoted text to scroll to it.
Resolve takes a thread’s highlight off the text, and Reopen puts it back. A thread whose text
was deleted stays in the panel, marked (no longer in the document).
When Arro cannot finish
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