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Desk 2.0 is designed for focused market collaboration. A room gives members a shared timeline, shared artifacts, and shared context, while each person keeps their private work and local view protected.

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Channels and rooms

Channels live inside the Chat page. Choosing a channel replaces the center of Desk with the complete room experience. A real room supports:
  • public and private channels;
  • explicit membership and custom room types;
  • durable messages, threads, search, mentions, unread state, and presence;
  • attachments and artifacts with durable parent links;
  • direct messages between Fintheon users.
Threads begin in the room timeline. Opening a thread, file, artifact, or participant list brings its detail into the outer Strategium drawer. The drawer starts closed and preserves the selected context when it is reopened.

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Shared context has limits

Desk context is permissioned. A parent Desk decides membership and entitlement before a child page or room can expose any context. A room or page can narrow what a person sees. It cannot enlarge a person’s access.

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The context picker

The @ picker is one access-filtered surface for Desk contexts, pages, rooms, and approved skills. It shows a clear name and location cue, then attaches an approved context manifest to the selected agent turn. This prevents a collaborator or agent from receiving a broad memory dump when the task only calls for one room, one artifact, or one scoped research area.

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Shared artifacts and local views

DeskMap, chart collaboration, and QuantComposer use shared artifacts with stable parent references. A shared chart or annotation can appear in a room and thread, while each person’s viewport and local selection remain private unless they deliberately share them.