Chat: one phone header button, quick-prompt chips, double-click to reuse a message
The phone header carries a single speech bubble: Control on Home, the assistant elsewhere. Chips above the input offer the user's most sent messages per tab, then starters; a tap or a double-click on a sent or heard message fills the input without sending.
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`MCP_ENABLED` is only needed for external clients, so the built-in assistant
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works without it.
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In both tabs, chips above the input offer quick prompts: the messages you send
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most often in this browser, then a few starters. A tap puts the text in the
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input to edit and send. Double-clicking, or double-tapping, one of your own
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messages does the same.
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## Control
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A live [Wren](../reference/node-types.md#wren) or
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@@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ The sidebar opens as a sheet on phones.
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| **Settings** | change your account, appearance and remote access |
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**Assistant** appears when a provider is configured. **Documentation** opens
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the docs in another tab.
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the docs in another tab. On a phone the header carries one chat button
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instead: on Home it opens the Control tab, on any other page the assistant.
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### Search
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