Comment threads

A comment attaches to a block, an icon, or a cell — a discussion on the side, not a task to check off (for that, see A block's actions and its derived progress).

Posting a comment

Right-click a block, an icon, or a cell › Comment (the label becomes Edit the comment once there is one) opens a bubble with a text field. Type, confirm with Enter (Shift+Enter for a line break, Escape to cancel). A target carries only one top-level comment; writing a new one on a target that already has one replaces it.

Replying

An existing comment's bubble shows its author and date ("You · 5 min ago"), the body, and a Reply… field below. Every reply is signed by whoever wrote it and dated; a thread accepts up to 200 replies. A reply already posted carries its own Edit / Delete buttons, for its author.

Resolving

The Resolve button, at the bottom of the bubble, closes the thread: it collapses to one line — "Resolved by who · when [n reply/replies]" — with a Reopen button. While it's resolved, you can't reply without first reopening; the top-level comment's Delete button stays visible but greyed out.

What happens when you get it wrong

• A comment posted on the wrong target: Delete the comment (from the right-click menu, or in the bubble) removes it; the right one gets posted elsewhere.
• A thread resolved by mistake: Reopen restores it as it was — nothing is lost, the replies stay.
• A reply that needs a correction: use its own Edit, no need to delete it and write a new one.

What this page doesn't cover

• Where to find the list of every comment on a schedule, without clicking each block: an agent tool (list_comments) does this today; no dedicated screen yet for a human reader.
• Being notified of a reply to your comment: see Notifications and the evening mail.
• Formatting a cell (bold, color) rather than commenting on it: see The grid and columns.