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Start here if you don't use the terminal

This page is for using Agent Fleet with buttons and input boxes only, without typing commands. Asking the AI questions, translating, reading documents and following development all work without opening a terminal.

What you do Where
Ask the AI a question, have it translate or tidy up text Assistants in the left pane
Jot down requests and hand them to development Memo queue in the left pane
Read documents and slides Files in the left pane
See how far development has got The sessions list in the left pane
Order Page What it covers
1 Start your first session Sign in, start the workspace and connect an agent. Under “Where do you want to start?”, choose Start chatting
2 Find your way around the screen What sits where in the left pane
3 Ask an assistant How to ask for answers, translations and summaries, and how a chat differs from a session
4 View documents and diagrams Read documents in the browser
5 Collect memos and hand them over Collect requests and hand them over together
6 Read a session’s state Read development progress from the row marks
7 Use it on a phone Check progress while you are out
  • The “Develop in a repository” steps (connecting a Git service, launching sessions) can be skipped if you do not use them
  • You can stop the workspace when you are done. Press Start next time to bring it back (Stop the workspace at the end of the day)

Don’t answer questions meant for someone else

Section titled “Don’t answer questions meant for someone else”

A session stopped with “Question” or waiting for a permission is waiting for the developer in charge.

  • Do not answer in their place while you are looking in. The work can go in a direction the developer did not intend
  • If you notice something, tell the developer in charge, or write it in the memo queue and hand it over
  • Where a shared session lets you propose a message, the proposal reaches the agent only after the owner approves it

The first things to try, and the frequent questions, are in Read the frequently asked questions.