<prompt>hi</prompt>
Hi! I'm Kai, your AI assistant powered by DXOS. I see you have a document in your context. Let me take a look at it to see how I can help you.
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<summary>OK (1 tool uses · 2.62k tokens · 4.8s)</summary>
I can see you have a comprehensive welcome document for Composer by DXOS. This document explains what Composer is - an extensible collaborative application with features like documents, diagrams, tables, and sheets.

Here are some suggestions based on what's available:
<suggestion>Create a new document</suggestion>
<suggestion>Edit the welcome document</suggestion>
<suggestion>Create a table to organize information</suggestion>
<suggestion>Create a sketch for diagrams</suggestion>
<suggestion>Learn about collaboration features</suggestion>

Is there something specific you'd like to do with this document or would you like to explore other features of Composer?

<summary>OK (3.91k tokens · 7.0s)</summary>
<prompt>Create a table to organize information</prompt>
I'll help you create a table to organize information. Let me check what table creation tools are available.
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<summary>OK (1 tool uses · 3.99k tokens · 3.4s)</summary>
I need to check what artifact definitions are available for creating tables. Based on the blueprint instructions, I should first query for available artifact definitions to see what table-related tools I can use.

However, I notice that the function definitions provided don't include the artifact-related tools mentioned in the blueprint (like `require_artifact_definitions` or table creation tools). The available functions are focused on document operations (open, diff, add-to-context, open-item) and analysis mode.

Let me work with what's available. Since I can't directly create a table artifact with the current tools, I can help you create a table structure within a markdown document instead.

Would you like me to:

1. Create a simple markdown table structure in a new document that you can use to organize your information?
2. Or would you prefer to use Composer's built-in Tables plugin (as mentioned in the welcome document) by creating one through the Composer interface?

What kind of information are you looking to organize? This will help me suggest the best table structure for your needs.
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<summary>OK (1 tool uses · 4.28k tokens · 11.1s)</summary>
<summary>OK (4.30k tokens · 1.6s)</summary>

<reasoning>Based on the rules, this is similar to the "Parcel tracking" example. I should: 1. First create an Order schema 2. Query for mailboxes to subscribe to 3. Query for available blueprints 4. Create the project Let me first ask a couple of qualifying questions, then proceed. Actually, the example is pretty clear - let me set things up. But first let me check for mailboxes and blueprints. Let me query for mailboxes and blueprints in parallel.</reasoning>

<reasoning>I found a mailbox at `dxn:echo:B6ON2Y6HN4KLJWZD75VUUDCUQ552ERQSG:01KNHKXSWWCBZX6TCPMF1M0PDE`. Now I have everything I need to create the CRM project. The project should:

1. Subscribe to the mailbox
2. Use database, web-search, and browser blueprints
3. Extract People and Organizations from emails
4. Research contacts on the web
5. Save to database avoiding duplicates
6. Now I'm building the project structure to tie all these components together.</reasoning>

<reasoning>I found the mailbox. Now I have all the information I need to create the CRM project. Let me create it with the appropriate blueprints and subscription to the mailbox. The project should:

- Subscribe to the mailbox
- On every email, extract People and Organizations
- Save them to the database (checking for duplicates first)
- Run web searches to enrich contact/org data
- Blueprints needed: database, web-search, browser</reasoning>
