Group Conversations
Collaborate with your team and Molley AI in group conversations.
Overview
Group conversations allow:
- Team collaboration — Multiple people in one thread
- AI assistance — Molley participates with full context
- Shared history — Everyone sees the full conversation
- Real-time updates — See messages as they're sent
Creating Group Conversations
Start a Group Thread
- Open Molley Chat
- Click + New Chat
- Click the participants icon
- Add team members
- Start the conversation
Add to Existing Thread
- Open an existing thread
- Click the participants icon
- Add team members
- They can now see and contribute
How It Works
Message Flow
In a group conversation:
- Any participant can send messages
- Molley responds to questions directed at it
- All participants see all messages
- Context is shared across the conversation
Addressing Molley
To get Molley's response:
- Ask a question (Molley responds to questions)
- Use @Molley to explicitly address the AI
- Request specific help
Example Conversation
Sarah: We need to finalize the authentication feature spec.
Molley: I can help with that. Based on your project context,
here are the key areas to cover...
John: What about SSO support?
Molley: Good point. For your enterprise target audience,
SSO is important. Here's what I'd recommend...
Sarah: @John what do you think about OAuth vs SAML?
John: For our use case, I'd lean toward OAuth 2.0...
Sarah: @Molley can you update the spec to include OAuth 2.0?
Molley: Here's the updated specification with OAuth 2.0...Participants
Viewing Participants
Click the participants icon to see:
- All current participants
- Who started the thread
- Option to add/remove people
Adding Participants
- Click participants icon
- Search for team members
- Click to add
- They receive a notification
Removing Participants
- Click participants icon
- Click the X next to a name
- They lose access to the thread
WARNING
Removed participants can no longer see the conversation history.
Shared Context
How Context Works in Groups
- Context is loaded based on where the conversation started
- All participants see the same context
- Anyone can add additional context
Adding Context
Any participant can add context:
- Click the + button
- Select content to add
- It's visible to all participants
Use Cases
Brainstorming Sessions
Use group chat for ideation:
PM: Let's brainstorm features for Q2.
Molley: Based on your roadmap and user feedback,
here are some areas to consider...
Designer: What about improving onboarding?
Developer: That aligns with the feedback we've been getting.
Molley: Here's a breakdown of onboarding improvements
based on your recent user research...Decision Making
Collaborate on decisions:
PM: We need to decide between approach A and B.
Molley: Here's a comparison based on your constraints...
Developer: Approach A seems simpler to implement.
PM: @Molley what are the tradeoffs?
Molley: Here's a detailed tradeoff analysis...Document Review
Review content together:
Writer: Here's the draft product description.
Molley: Based on your brand voice, here are some suggestions...
PM: I like the suggestions. Can we also emphasize security?
Molley: Here's a revised version emphasizing security...Problem Solving
Work through issues:
Developer: We're seeing performance issues in the dashboard.
PM: What's the user impact?
Developer: Load times over 5 seconds for some users.
Molley: Based on your architecture, here are potential causes
and solutions to investigate...Best Practices
1. Set Clear Purpose
Start threads with clear intent:
- "Let's finalize the Q2 roadmap"
- "Brainstorming session for marketing campaign"
- "Review the feature specification"
2. Keep Focused
One topic per thread:
- Start new threads for new topics
- Reference other threads if needed
- Archive completed discussions
3. Use @Mentions
Direct messages appropriately:
- @Molley for AI assistance
- @Name for specific people
- General messages for everyone
4. Summarize Decisions
End discussions with clarity:
- Summarize what was decided
- Note action items
- Assign owners
5. Manage Participants
Keep threads relevant:
- Add people who need to be involved
- Remove people when no longer relevant
- Don't over-invite
Notifications
When You're Notified
You receive notifications when:
- Added to a conversation
- Someone @mentions you
- New messages in your threads
Managing Notifications
Control your notifications:
- Mute specific threads
- Set notification preferences
- Check notification settings
Thread Management
Finding Threads
Search for group conversations:
- By participant name
- By content
- By date
Archiving Threads
When a conversation is complete:
- Archive to remove from active list
- Content is preserved
- Can be unarchived if needed
Deleting Threads
To permanently remove:
- Only thread creator can delete
- All content is removed
- Cannot be recovered
Next Steps
- Chat Interface — Basic chat features
- Context Awareness — How context works
- AI-Powered Features — AI throughout Molley
