Chat can use the workflows, tables, knowledge bases, files, and integrations available to you in the workspace. Ask it to find information, run a workflow, or build a new one.
What you will learn
One question, many resources
A single ask can query a table and search your help docs at the same time, and answer from both, you never have to know which resource holds the answer.
It runs your workflows
Ask Chat to run a workflow or create a schedule. Review the action result and open the resource tab to inspect it.
It reaches outside
It can research the open web, X, Reddit, and file what it finds back into your workspace as a document your systems can use.
The pieces compose
Ask Chat to build a workflow from the resources it found, then inspect the blocks and test the result.
Work across workspace resources
Name the resources you want Chat to use, such as a tickets table, help-center knowledge base, or support-desk workflow. Chat can combine information from those resources to answer a request.
The video uses this support-desk workflow to triage a ticket, reply or escalate, and record the result:
Asking it to act
Telling Sim to do something is the same motion as asking it something. Run the backlog through the support desk, ship the weekly digest, put it on a schedule for Friday mornings: each lands as a real operation, confirmed with a toast, with the run's log available the moment it finishes.
Research beyond the workspace
Sim can research beyond your workspace: search X and Reddit for this week's conversations, pull the rising themes, and file them as a new document. What it learns becomes a resource like any other, ready for the next ask.
Composing a new workflow
One sentence can compose what Sim just touched into a new workflow. A watcher that reads the trends file on a schedule, matches them against your tickets, and calls your support-desk workflow when something hits. You described it, and Sim assembled it from the resources you already have.