User manual
Start the center, assign work, review results, and carry the project forward through records.
The basic workflow has five parts: start, assign, watch, check, and record. This page is the roadmap. For practical techniques, see Guides; for individual screens, see Screen-by-screen help.
Workflow at a glance
| Step | Action | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Start | Launch the center and check agents and indicators. | Quick start |
| 2. Assign | Describe the work in the user room. | Assign work clearly |
| 3. Watch | Follow progress in the agent room and control view. | Control view |
| 4. Check | Read the completion report and inspect the result yourself. | Check the results |
| 5. Record | Make sure decisions and results are recorded. | Use records effectively |
Getting started
If installation is complete, follow the Quick start guide. For preparation and first launch, see Quick start. If installation is incomplete, begin with Installation guide.
Assign work to the team
Describe the work and the result you want in ordinary language. Include the materials, constraints, and output format so the team understands the request more accurately.
- Say what to solve or build.
- Identify the materials and working scope.
- State what must not change and when the work is done.
- Answer the team's clarification questions.
- Read the completion report and check the result.
State important constraints at the beginning. Examples include preserving originals, read-only access, no publication, and required file formats.
Watch progress
Use the indicator beside each agent's name to see its status. Green means working; blue means ready. If something seems wrong, open the Agent roomand check the last message. Stop or reset if necessary.
Check results
Read the report, then open the result yourself. The team reviews its work, but final verification is yours. Briefly explain any mismatch and ask for a correction.
Check records
Use records to confirm decisions and results that need to carry forward. For how records support the next task, see Shared memory.
Keep passwords and authentication details out of task descriptions and records. Manage API keys, access tokens, and credential files separately and securely.
Work safely
Agents handle files directly on your computer. Specify what they may change for each task. For the principles, see Work safely.
If something goes wrong
Save the first error before repeating an action. Prepare the time, last step before failure, error text, and screenshot, then check Troubleshootingfirst.
If the guides do not resolve it, request private support. Ask a questionto submit the situation. The team will review it and reply.