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What sharing does

Sharing gives you a link to any of your Super Magic chats that teammates in your workspace can open as a read-only view. The full transcript is visible — every message, tool call, and confirmation card — but nobody can send new messages, take actions, or delete the chat from a shared link. Use it when:
  • You want a teammate to pick up where you left off on a troubleshooting thread without re-explaining what you tried.
  • You need a second pair of eyes on how Super Magic reached a conclusion before you act on it.
  • You want to hand off a chat as reference for a runbook or a post-mortem.
Shared links only work for signed-in members of your workspace. They are not public URLs.

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Every chat has its own URL

Every Super Magic chat now lives at its own address — /super-magic/{id} — in the full-page Magic view. That means you can:
  • Bookmark a chat and jump back to it from your browser.
  • Refresh the page without losing your place — the chat reloads instead of resetting to a blank state.
  • Copy the address bar URL as a quick link to that chat.
Selecting a chat from Past Chats, starting a new one, or creating a chat from a suggested resolution all update the URL to match. Starting a new chat sends you to /super-magic — a clean slate. Chat URLs are still workspace-scoped. Sending someone a chat URL only lets them open the chat if you’ve also enabled sharing on it (see below). Otherwise they’ll see a not-found message.

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Share a chat

Prerequisites:
  • Super Magic is enabled for your workspace.
  • Your admin has enabled chat sharing for your workspace. Contact your admin if you don’t see the share icon.
  • You are the owner of the chat you want to share. You can only share chats you started.
Steps:
1

Open the chat to share

Open the Super Magic chat you want to share — either from the sidebar or the full-page Magic view.
2

Select the share icon

In the top-right of the chat header, select the share icon.
3

Select Shared

In the dialog, select Shared. Super Magic mints a link and copies it to your clipboard.
4

Paste the link

Paste the link into Slack, Teams, email, or a ticket note.
The share icon shows a subtle active state while the chat is shared, so you can tell at a glance which of your chats have a live link out. To copy the link again later, open the same dialog and select the copy icon next to the URL.

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See who has viewed a shared chat

Once a chat is shared, Super Magic tracks which of your teammates have opened it.
  • A viewer facepile appears next to the share icon in the chat header, showing avatars for the most recent viewers.
  • Open the share dialog to see the full Viewed by list with a total count. The list refreshes every time you open the dialog, so you don’t need to reload the page.
Viewers only see themselves in the shared, read-only view — the facepile and viewer list are visible only to the owner. Revoking the link or starting a new chat clears the viewer list.
  • Stop sharing. Open the share dialog and select Keep private. The token is revoked immediately and any existing link stops working.
  • Rotate the link. Select Keep private to revoke, then select Shared again to mint a fresh link. Old links stay dead.
Rotate a link whenever you’re not sure who forwarded the original, or when the sensitive part of a chat is done and you only want a smaller group to keep viewing it.

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Open a chat someone shared with you

When you open a shared link, Super Magic loads the chat in read-only mode:
  • A Shared by {owner} pill appears in the header so you know who sent it.
  • The composer, share icon, and delete controls are hidden.
  • A Read-only view footer sits below the transcript.
You can scroll the full transcript and expand tool-call cards to see exactly what Super Magic did, but you can’t reply or run any actions. To continue the work in your own chat, start a new Super Magic conversation. If the link has been revoked or the chat was deleted, you’ll see a “not found” message instead of the transcript. Ask the owner for a fresh link.

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Good to know

  • Sharing is workspace-scoped. Only signed-in members of the same workspace can open a shared link. External contacts cannot.
  • Shared chats aren’t a copy. They stream from the original chat, so any new messages the owner adds show up the next time a viewer loads the link.
  • Only owners can share. If a chat was shared with you, you can’t re-share it — the share control is hidden in read-only view. A teammate who opens a chat URL you own always gets a read-only view.
  • Older shared links still work. Links you generated before the URL change (in the /super-magic/shared/{token} format) continue to open the same chat in read-only mode.
  • Desktop app links open in the web app. Links minted from the desktop app point at the browser Inbox so teammates can open them anywhere.

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