Use Amistio: sign in, chat, and find your history

By the end of this page you can get into Amistio, chat with an agent, find your rooms, and find both kinds of history — your conversations and the technical record of what a run actually did.

What you need

• An Amistio account (create one at amistio.com/sign-up), or a link someone shared with you.
• Nothing to install — a web browser is enough.

1. Sign in

Use the Sign in link at the top of any public page (it becomes My agents once you are signed in), or go to amistio.com/sign-in directly. The sign-in page is one form: continue with Google or your email address. If you open a protected page first, you are sent to sign-in and then brought right back to where you were going.

2. Find an agent or conversation

After a plain sign-in you land on My agents. The menu on the left has four places: My agents, Conversations, Explore, and Connected apps — and one green New agent button. Choose an agent card to use it, or open Conversations from the menu when you want a chat. You can also go straight to amistio.com/conversations. Inside Conversations the same menu stays with you as a narrow strip of icons on the left; next to it comes the list of your chat threads, and then the chat itself.

3. Start a chat

Press New chat and pick one of your agents that support chat. Today that means your Ask My Docs agents with a live published version — other agents are used from their own page under My agents, not from chat.

4. Read the technical record

For what an agent actually did — step by step — open the agent from My agents and, under Recent runs, choose Open next to a result. The result opens inside the same frame as a page of My agents (its address starts with amistio.com/agents/runs), so you never land in the editor by accident. When a run was started from a conversation, the result page links back to that exact chat, so the two histories stay connected. There is no single all-agents run list today.

5. Find your rooms

Rooms are shared spaces where you and other people put agents to work. They live inside Conversations: every room you belong to is listed with your chats, marked Room, and opening one shows who is in it and how many agents it holds. Press New room, right under New chat, to start one — you land in the new room straight away. Inside a room, Details is where you invite people with a link, add or remove agents, and rename or archive the room. Rooms reach you by invitation link; the old Rooms addresses (amistio.com/rooms and the Studio's Rooms page) now simply bring you to Conversations.

6. Change the look, get help

Every signed-in screen starts its left column the same way: the Amistio logo, then the four places with the one you are on marked, then the green New agent button. The column ends with your account button. Open the account button to find Dark mode — a check item that changes the look right away and leaves the menu open — and Help & guides, which brings you back to these guides. On a phone, a small top bar shows a menu button and the Amistio name (in Conversations, the page or chat name stands there instead); on a computer there is no top bar.

What you should see

A simple My agents page first; a Conversations page that keeps the menu as a strip of icons on the left when you choose it; your rooms listed inside Conversations next to your chats; and — for technical detail — each agent's own recent results, opening inside the same frame. Every one of these screens ends its left column with your account button.

Chats and runs are different kinds of history: a conversation is what was said; a run record is what the agent did. Both are yours, and each lives where it belongs.