@ Mentions
Type @ in chat to explicitly give the Agent project content as context for your current task.
What you can do
Use @ to find and reference documents, groups, sequences, assets, and individual resources in the project by name. The selected reference is added to your current message, so the Agent knows which content to use.
Compared with saying “that image from earlier” or “the previous script,” @ points more precisely to content with similar names or multiple versions.
How to use it
- Type
@in the chat input on the right side of the project. - Continue typing a name to narrow the suggestions.
- Choose the content you want to reference:
- Choose a document, group, or sequence when the Agent should read the whole container.
- Choose a specific resource when you only need one image, video version, or audio clip.
- Explain how the Agent should use it, then send the message.
For example:
Use @Zhou Yuan character reference as a guide. Keep the same hairstyle, clothing, and apparent age in the next shot.Tips
- Adding a reference does not send your message automatically. Describe the task as well.
- If an asset contains several candidates, reference the specific resource you need, not just the whole asset.
- You can also right-click project content in the list or canvas and choose Add to Chat.
Limitations
- The Agent cannot use a reference to content that has been deleted or is no longer available. Remove the broken reference and select available content.
- A reference supplies context for the current message; simply clicking content in the project does not send it to the Agent.
Related features
- Refer to Project Content: Learn about
@, the resource picker, and Add to Chat. - Upload Media: Add local files to the current message.
- Asset Library: Reference content saved outside the project for reuse across projects.