Collaborate with Edvin and your team
Assign accountable owners, collaborators, reviewers, and watchers so people and Edvin can share one work history without creating another team chat.
Updated Jul 13, 2026
What you will have
Outcome
An assignment with clear ownership, focused comments and handoffs, and meaningful updates for the people involved.
Name each role
Every assignment has one accountable owner. Add collaborators who contribute context, reviewers who decide on deliverables, and watchers who need meaningful updates without owning the work.
Add context where the work lives
Comment on the assignment or mention @Edvin and a teammate when the information belongs there. The comment becomes part of the shared work history rather than a disconnected conversation.
Hand work over without losing state
Human-owned work can be handed to Edvin as collaborator or owner. Edvin uses the existing objective, files, decisions, and timeline rather than starting over.
Try it in chat
Use this as a starting point. Add your real goal, source material, and deadline.
“I own the launch decision. Edvin should prepare the recommendation, Anna should add the customer evidence, and Lisa should review the final memo.”
More ways to ask
“@Edvin use Anna's customer notes, then ask Lisa for the final review.”
“I will own the decision; Edvin should own the research and draft.”
“Hand this stalled analysis to Edvin and keep me as reviewer.”
Things worth knowing
- Keep general conversation in Chat and assignment-specific context with the related work.
- Use one accountable owner even when several people collaborate.
- Reviewers should be named before Edvin declares the deliverable ready.
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