Drafts

Drafts are a familiar feature. You'll find them in Telegram, Slack and plenty of other team chat apps, and Pachca has them too. Here's how drafts work in Pachca.

What are drafts?

Drafts are messages you started writing but didn't send. It doesn't matter whether you were typing in a direct message, a group chat or a thread: every draft is saved automatically to the Drafts section, with links and formatting intact. For now, files in drafts are saved only in the web version and the desktop apps.

What you can do in Drafts

• See which chats have a message draft
• Edit or delete your text
• Click to jump to the message and send it

Drafts are available on all your devices. Step out of a conversation to double-check something, or send the final version of a message from whichever device is handiest.

Drafts via API

Drafts don't have to come from a person. An AI agent connected to Pachca, such as Claude Code, Cursor or one you built yourself, or any integration that uses your personal token can create them too. The agent prepares the text, and you find it in the message field of the right chat, thread or direct message and in the Drafts section. You review it and send it yourself. There's no separate notification about a new draft.

Good to know:

• only you can see a draft: neither the other person nor the workspace administrator will see it;
• each chat can have only one draft: you can't create a second one, only edit the existing one;
• the token needs the drafts:read and drafts:write scopes, and bot tokens can't work with drafts;
• a draft can't be sent via the API, so you always have the final say.

Methods and examples are in the developer docs.