Panel modes
The panel header shows a tab for every mode the thread has produced. These are the tab names you will see:Content calendar
The Calendar panel shows the brand’s posts on a week or a month. In the week view each account has its own row of days; drafts with no account share the No account row. Drafts sit on their planned date, the day you said a post should go out. Scheduled and published posts sit on the day they go out. Open it from the calendar button beside the composer in any brand chat, or ask daoco to show the calendar. When you ask for posts on named days, the drafts land on those days.- This thread shows the posts this chat saved; All threads shows every post in the brand, so work from parallel chats appears in one place.
- Cards flag what still needs attention: placeholders such as
[NUMBER NEEDED], no account attached, missing media where the platform needs it, and an account with no copy written for it. Hover a card for the details. - Click a card to open its post preview in the same panel. ← Calendar returns to the same week and filter.
- In the post preview, Planned for shows the draft’s day. Change it there, or drag the card to another day in the calendar. View in calendar opens the week that holds it. A planned date never schedules a post; scheduled posts move from scheduling.
- Undated lists this chat’s drafts that have no planned date. Working lists the brand’s chats that are still running.
- From a card made in another chat, choose the chat icon to edit it there.
Editing a post in the chat that made it
Edit in chat, on the social calendar, a calendar card, or a post preview, opens the chat that made the post, so the change uses that chat’s context. The post preview opens beside it, and the composer shows Editing ”…” with the cursor ready. Type the change and send it. If the chat is still working, your message waits in its queue like any follow-up. Remove the Editing row with × to send an ordinary message instead. A post that no chat made, such as an older draft from the composer, opens in a new chat instead.Reserved days
When a chat writes several posts for named days, it first reserves those days and accounts. A reserved day shows as a dashed Reserved card with the name of the chat holding it. Another chat can’t save a draft on a reserved day, or on a day and account another post already fills; daoco tells you which chat has the day and suggests free days nearby. Reservations end when the chat saves the post or after two hours. You can still put a post on any day yourself from the calendar or the post preview.Execution ledger
The Progress panel keeps one entry for each turn in the thread. Open a turn to see its numbered steps. The current step says Working, a blocked step says Waiting for you, and future work says Planned. Plans can change as the work runs. Once a turn finishes, predictions that never started disappear; recorded specialist work determines the step status. Repeated work stays under its step, and failed attempts remain visible. Finished with gaps means the run ended without all of the requested result. You can see how long a finished turn took. When one delegated branch can be stopped safely, its Stop control ends that part and skips work that depends on it without canceling unrelated branches. The panel uses plain task labels such as Researching, Writing the copy, or Preparing the post. Internal agent names, prompts, and skill-loading traces do not belong in this view.Approval requests
Approval requests use the same card in chat, workflow panels, post previews, campaign actions, and assistants. Check the operation, provider or account, affected resource, and any preview before choosing Approve or Deny. Approving resumes the paused run. It does not send an extra message or create a second turn. The decision applies only to the request shown on the card. See Approval preferences.Inline cards and panels
- Specialist rows show each delegated specialist’s status, current step, and elapsed time in chat. Click one to open that specialist’s view.
- Inline workflow cards show compact summaries, copy blocks, charts, or action chips in the transcript.
- Workflow panels handle editing, selection, preview, and approval steps that need more space.
Panel lifecycle
- Panels can open automatically when a workflow produces reviewable output, such as a post preview or brand proposal.
- While a turn is still running, the panel may update as new tool results arrive.
- If you close or switch panels, use the panel selector or reopen the item from the relevant dashboard surface.
- Some panels stay available after the run completes so you can edit, approve, or download results.