Multi-window research workspace

Researchers need to keep materials and model comparisons on one hand, while letting the Agent organize files and generate reports on the other. After splitting the research task into a separate window, the main window can continue looking up information without interrupting the Agent’s state.

Recommended layout

• Main window: keep the materials conversation and global search;
• Separate window: open the research Agent task and pin it on top;
• Second tab: open the knowledge base or notes to check the original materials at any time.

The main window keeps multi-model comparison, while the separate window continues running the research Agent.

Workflow

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1. Compare the research question in [Conversation]

Use multi-model comparison to find consensus, conflicts, and items that still need verification; do not rush to generate the final report.

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2. Prepare a directory for the research Agent

Separate the original materials from the output directory, bind the relevant knowledge base, and require external information to keep links.

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3. Split the task into a separate window

Right-click the Agent tab and choose [Open in new window]; use window pinning when needed. The main window continues looking up information without interrupting the Agent’s state.

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4. Summarize and review

Check the report in [Files] on the right side of the Agent, and open the original conversation in the main window to verify conflicts. In the end, keep only conclusions that can be traced back to the materials or sources.

Split the Agent task into a separate window from the tab menu.

① The separate window keeps the original question; ② the results and follow-up actions are fully preserved, and the main window can continue looking up information or organizing notes.

Recommended combination and completion criteria

Window	Suggested content
Main window	Materials conversation, global search, and notes
Separate window	One running Agent task
Pinned tabs	The project's most frequently used knowledge base or task
Completion criteria	Source materials, task status, and final notes can correspond to one another; after the task ends, the window has been restored or closed

Suitable for research that requires continuous monitoring of long-running tasks; not recommended to open many windows at the same time just to 'look more professional.'

Multi-window only changes the display position; it does not create a new account or an isolated space. The data and permissions for the same task remain the same.