#Chat with an agent

In the Execution app, Agents lists the agents you may chat with; a conversation keeps its history, can be renamed or archived, takes file attachments, and shows the tools and workflows the agent runs.

#Where to start a chat

flowchart LR
  A["All agents"] --> C["Chat page"]
  Q["'Mit Agent chatten'<br/>in the top bar"] --> C
  K["An agent in a catalog"] --> C
  C --> H["Conversations:<br/>new · rename · archive"]
  C --> W["Workflows in this chat"]

• All agents lists the agents you may chat with, and your Recent chats. An agent appears once it is deployed to production, has a chat start path, and is in a catalog assigned to you — see Start an agent.
• The top bar's Mit Agent chatten — German whatever the language — opens a drawer to continue a recent chat or start a new one.

#A conversation

• New chat starts a conversation; it gets a title from your first message. Rename and Archive are in each conversation's menu; archived ones can be restored.
• Conversations are only visible to you.
• The answer appears as it is written. Stop ends it.
• Attach up to five files of at most 10 MB each: text, images, PDF, Office documents, and code and configuration files.

⚠️ Stop only stops showing the answer; the agent may still be working, and a message sent right after can be refused until it has finished.

⚠️ Error messages in the chat are German.

#What the agent does

• Each tool the agent used appears as a card — "N actions executed" — that opens to its arguments and its result or error.
• A workflow the agent started appears as a card that updates while it runs, with its steps and Open instance. Workflows in this chat lists them all.