Turn ownership indicator is a chat UX pattern that keeps a persistent, glanceable state marker for who currently owns the turn: user input, model generation, listening mode, or system processing. In multimodal chat, it prevents accidental interruptions and confusion by making turn state explicit before and during responses. This is especially important when voice input, tool calls, or streaming text overlap in the same conversation surface.
Essential for multimodal chat, voice-enabled assistants, and collaborative conversation flows where users need immediate clarity on whether the system is listening, responding, or waiting.
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