Astrono isn't confined to its chat window. Anywhere your team leaves comments, Astrono can join the thread — and anywhere you assign work to a teammate, you can assign it to Astrono instead.
@mention Astrono in any comment thread
Type @Astrono in a comment on a file, a project, or a post, and it joins the conversation right there. Ask it a question and it replies in the thread with an answer grounded in the thing you're commenting on. Ask it to do something and it proposes the action for you to confirm — the thread keeps a record of what was asked and what was done, visible to everyone working on that item.
Astrono sees your annotation drawings
When you draw on a video frame — circling a region, marking up a shot — Astrono can see the drawing, not just the comment text. It reads your draw-on-frame annotations with vision, so feedback that's easier to point at than describe still lands.
Precise frame annotations have their own workflow — see precise annotations.
Assign Astrono to a project or subtask
Astrono is assignable like a teammate. Set it as the assignee on a project or a subtask, and the work is delegated the same way it would be to a person: the task is on Astrono's plate, and it gets it done. It's a natural fit for the recurring, well-defined work you'd otherwise do on autopilot — pair it with subtasks and recurring projects to hand off a repeating chore for good.
Review what it proposes
Whether it's replying in a thread or working an assigned task, Astrono proposes — you confirm. Actions that change your workspace wait for your sign-off, so nothing happens behind your back. If you want to understand exactly when Astrono can act versus only read, the split is covered in Research mode vs Agent mode.