Deloosh is one screen, not a set of pages. On the left is your Chats sidebar; in the middle is the view you are currently working in — Chat, the Operator Stream, or Vitals; on the right, always present, is the Workbench. You start in Chat.
The Chats sidebar (left)
The left column lists your chats, newest work first. Each one shows its title and, when something is happening, a colored dot: working while Deloosh is mid-turn, needs attention when it wants a decision from you, unread when there is a reply you have not seen. Pinned chats are labelled.
New chat starts a fresh conversation. The ⋯ menu on any chat lets you Rename, Pin or Unpin, and Archive it. Your default General chat cannot be archived — it is always there to come back to.
Below the chat list sit two buttons — Operator Stream and Vitals — which switch what the middle of the screen shows. The account menu is the footer beneath them, holding your plan and usage summary, billing, account details, help, and Log out.
The middle: one view at a time
The middle column shows one of three views, and you switch between them:
- Chat — where you start. Your conversation history with the composer at the bottom. This is where you ask Deloosh things and ask it to act.
- Operator Stream — the timeline of what has happened: Signal cards, drafts, attention items, and system events. It has no composer of its own. See OS-3, The Stream: your decision timeline.
- Vitals — your sending health, activity, decisions awaiting you, and the pause breaker. See OS-2, The Vitals view: your sending health at a glance.
These are alternatives, not panels sitting side by side: choosing Vitals replaces Chat in the middle, and selecting a chat brings you back. Nothing is lost when you switch — each view re-reads the server’s record.
The Workbench (right)
The Workbench is the one part of the middle-and-right area that never goes away. It stays put while you switch the middle view, so you can keep an email preview open while you check Vitals.
Select something — a Signal card, a draft — and its detail opens here: the play and its evidence, an explanation, an email preview, a send plan, recipient dossiers, an approval state, or a refusal.
Selecting never changes anything. You can open and read anything you like. Actions happen only when you use an action control on a card or a panel. See OS-4, The Workbench: inspect before you act.
Banners across the top
Two banners can appear above everything else: an amber contract drift notice (see OS-6, The “contract drift” banner) and a red all sending is paused banner, shown with your pause reason whenever the breaker is on.
No nav bar, no campaign pages
There is no top navigation bar and no collection of separate campaign screens. The Chats sidebar, the three-way view switch, and the account menu are the whole navigation model.