Collaborative editors
The AI Control Center is more than a chat. Next to it, a working area (split pane) opens where the agent and you work on the same live document: a knowledge-base page (Confluence, Bitrix24, Yandex Wiki), a task (Jira, Bitrix24, Yandex Tracker), a Gantt schedule, a web page, a file, or a slide deck.
Instead of the "the agent sent a file — check it yourself" model, you see the work happening live and control the outcome.
Common principles
All surfaces are built on three principles:
- One live document. The agent and the human work on the same data, not on copies. What you see in the working area is the actual state of the document.
- Human in the loop. Every agent change goes through review. The mechanics differ by surface — marked blocks, a review form, or marks on applied edits — but the principle is the same: the outcome is locked in only by your decision.
- Result verification. The system does not claim "done" on a word: after applying a change it verifies the actual result in the target system.
Available surfaces
| Surface | What you do with it | How the review works |
|---|---|---|
| Documents | Read and update knowledge-base pages (Confluence, Bitrix24, Yandex Wiki) | Change blocks: accept / reject per block |
| Tasks | Create tasks in Jira, Bitrix24, Yandex Tracker from agent proposals | A prefilled form: adjust fields, then create |
| Schedules (Gantt) | Plan work, deadlines, resources | Agent edits appear as "accept / revert" marks on the chart |
| Collaborative browser | Work with web pages together with the agent | "AI edit" toggle: the agent acts only while you watch |
| Working documents | Charter, scope, requirements, and other project files | Change marks in the file + save in the format you need |
| PowerPoint reports | Update existing PPTX reports | Edits listed by text boxes and table cells |
How it looks in practice
A typical flow:
- You give the agent a task in chat ("Update the acceptance-process page with the new agreements").
- The agent prepares the changes and opens (or offers to open) the right surface in the working area.
- You review the changes — accept parts, reject others, or add your own edits by hand.
- The approved result is published to the target system; the agent verifies the application and reports back with links.
Where else editors are mentioned
- The general approval rules — in Agent action control.
- Project files and the knowledge base — in Knowledge library.