Advanced Capability Map

Choose the current capability based on your goal

Advanced tutorials are not listed item by item in the Settings menu; they start from “what do you want to accomplish?” First choose the closest goal, then enter the corresponding tutorial.

First use the main entry point to complete the smallest task; after the result is stable, add the knowledge base, skills, MCP, channels, or scheduled tasks.

When you need to configure a tutorial, channel, scheduled task, or extension capability, first tell the Agent your goal in [Work]. The Agent can help determine what is missing and guide you through common setup steps; when you need to verify accounts, keys, or exact parameters, then go to [Settings] to adjust them manually.

The launcher on the left provides nine main entry points; choose the one closest to your task to get started.

Diagram explanation: first choose the main entry point based on your goal, then add skills, MCP, channels, or scheduled tasks after the workflow is stable.

Choose an entry point by goal

What do you want to accomplish	Recommended entry	Capabilities you will use
Compare multiple answers, organize long discussions	[Chat]	Multiple models, message branches, context, citations, and artifacts
Process files or complete multi-step tasks	[Work]	Agent, working directory, tools, permissions, and status panel
Ask questions reliably using your own materials	[Knowledge Base] → run a retrieval test, then bind the Agent	Files/web pages/notes, RAG, retrieval scope
Generate illustrations from articles or edit images	[Drawing], or enable [Generate Image] in the Agent	Templates, reference images, local editing, enhancement
Translate text, screenshots, or long documents	[Translation]	OCR, document processing, history, and favorites
Capture drafts and continue refining them	[Notes]	Markdown, search, export, add to knowledge base
Capture the interface, annotate it, and copy text	[Settings] → [Screenshot]; use global shortcuts after enabling	Region screenshots, annotations, mosaic blur, OCR
Open commonly used web apps	[Mini Programs]	Built-in web tools and added websites
Browse, preview, and organize local files	[Files]	File list, preview, and follow-up processing
Connect external tools or fix a working method	Let the Agent judge first, then verify in [Settings]	Skills, MCP, built-in tools
Use the Agent from an external platform	First let the Agent guide the setup in [Work]	Channels, allowed scope, permission mode
Generate daily reports or reminders on a schedule	Get the Agent working first, then create [Scheduled Tasks]	Agent, working directory, channels, run logs
View materials and tasks at the same time	Right-click the tab → [Open in New Window]	Multiple windows, pinned tabs, global search
Manage programming command line tools	Launchpad [Coding Partner]	Code CLI, model connection, directory, and terminal
Let a local program call models or troubleshoot issues	[Settings] → [API Gateway] / [General]	Compatible APIs, call chain, developer mode

Recommended learning order

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1. First master the Agent workspace

Learn how to create Agents, choose a working directory, and understand model roles and permissions. The later extensions, automation, and project examples are all built on this.

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2. Then connect materials and capabilities

Use the knowledge base for long-term materials, skills for repeatable methods, and MCP for external systems. Add only one capability at a time and verify it with a small task.

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3. Finally automate or connect externally

After manual results are stable, configure channels, scheduled tasks, Code CLI, or external APIs. This makes it easier to find which link is causing problems when issues occur.

Read by module

Advanced chat

Multiple models, branches, context, and artifacts

Agent workspace

From configuration and execution to file delivery

Knowledge and content workflow

Knowledge base, notes, drawing, and translation

Extend the Agent's capabilities

Skills and MCP

Automation and external reach

Channels, scheduled tasks, and heartbeats

Efficient workspace

Multi-window, productivity tools, and search

Development and diagnostics

Code CLI, API Gateway, and call chain

Application examples

Nine complete workflows

The working directory, MCP, channels, and high-privilege mode all expand the range of data the Agent can access. Only provide the directories, tools, and accounts needed for the current task, and do not place API keys, bot secrets, or private information into public conversations or screenshots.