Base44 Superagent: Answer Clarifying Questions from the Mobile App
Base44 brought its Superagent clarifying-question flow to mobile, letting users answer an agent's follow-up questions inline in the mobile app with multiple-choice options or a free-text reply. Conversations no longer stall until a user switches to desktop to respond, closing a gap between the mobile and desktop Superagent experience.
Key Takeaways
- Base44's mobile Superagent app can now answer agent clarifying questions inline, without switching to desktop.
- Users get both multiple-choice options and a free-text option when responding to a clarifying question.
- The mobile experience now mirrors the tap-to-answer flow already shipped for desktop chat on July 22, 2026.
- The update removes a specific point of friction: conversations previously stalled until someone opened a desktop browser to reply.
- It reflects Base44's broader push to make mobile a first-class surface for managing Superagents, not just a viewer.
- Combined with the same week's queued follow-up messages feature, mobile users can now both respond to and direct their agent without a desktop session.
No More Switching to Desktop to Unblock Your Agent
When a Base44 Superagent needs more information before it can continue a task, it asks a clarifying question. Base44 extended this flow to the mobile Superagent app, so those questions can now be answered directly from a phone instead of forcing a user back to their desktop.
How It Works
The mobile app now surfaces the agent's clarifying question inline in the conversation, with multiple-choice options and a free-text option, mirroring the tap-to-answer experience already available in the desktop chat. Users can pick a suggested answer or type their own response without leaving the mobile conversation.
Why It Matters
Superagents run continuously in the background, and a stalled clarifying question can block progress on a task until someone responds. Before this update, users on mobile had no way to resolve that block without opening a desktop browser, which is a meaningful friction point for a product built around agents that work asynchronously throughout the day. Bringing the same interactive answer options to mobile keeps conversations moving regardless of what device a user has on hand, reinforcing mobile as a fully capable surface for managing Superagents rather than a secondary companion to desktop.