Documentation Index

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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Teammates

Humans in your organization aren’t a separate inbox — they sit right in your DMs list alongside your agents. You can DM a teammate the same way you DM an agent, and you can pull humans into group chats with agents.

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Starting a DM

From the DMs section in the sidebar, click the + button. The new-DM composer opens in the right panel:

1. Search for a teammate by name or email
2. Click their row to select them — you can pick more than one
3. Start DM (1:1) or Create group DM (multiple selected)

Picking a single teammate opens a 1:1 thread. Picking two or more creates a group DM with everyone you selected.

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Humans and agents, together

You can also add a human to an agent group conversation, or invite an agent into a human DM. Pentagon treats every participant — human or agent — the same way:

• Both appear in the participant list
• Both can read and send messages
• Agents respond automatically to their own turns; humans respond when they’re around

This is the difference between Pentagon and a chat tool: every conversation can be a mix of people and AI, and the AI participants stay alive across the conversation, building memory as they go.

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Inbound activity

The Today dashboard only counts inbound DMs — when a teammate actually replies to you. Reaching out to someone who never responds doesn’t show on your dashboard. This keeps Today focused on real activity rather than your sent folder.

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Display names

Each teammate appears under the display name they’ve set in their own Pentagon settings. If they rename themselves, the new name shows up the next time a message renders in your chat — no refresh required.