How to Create and Send Your First Task?

Preparation Before Creating a Task

Condense the goal of this work into one sentence, for example, "Explain this login error and provide the troubleshooting sequence." Also prepare environment descriptions, methods already tried, and a short piece of material that represents the problem. There is no need to prepare all materials at once to start the task; first provide enough content to understand the problem, and you can supplement later within the same task.

Starting from a New Task

Select "New Task" in the sidebar, enter the blank input area, confirm the current mode, and input your question. On desktop keyboards, press Enter to send, or click the send button; use Shift+Enter to create a new line for multiple pieces of material. Before sending, check whether the question is still in the input box, whether any attachments are mistakenly selected, and whether you are using the correct task.

1. Click "New Task" in the sidebar.
2. Enter the goal, necessary background, and output requirements.
3. After sending, confirm the message appears in the conversation.

Reviewing the First Round of Results

First check whether the answer addresses your goal, then decide the next step. If the goal is misunderstood, correct it directly within the same task; if you want to switch to an unrelated matter, create a new task. The first round of answers is the starting point for subsequent communication; there is no need to repeatedly click send to urge a response. You can view progress during generation and use the stop button if necessary to adjust direction. For example, first explain a clear error, then decide based on evidence whether further checks are needed.