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Working with the agent is a conversation. You describe the result you want, the agent asks clarifying questions, and you refine the answers and add context as you go.

How do I give the agent a task?

Write in chat what you want to get. The more specific, the better: say where the data comes from, what format the result should take and when to deliver it.
If the task needs a service, the agent offers to connect it — a sign-in button appears right in chat.
Start with a real task you deal with often: finding new leads, tracking competitors, preparing reports, monitoring email or summarizing updates across tools.

Can I attach files, images and voice?

Yes. In the message box you can:
  • Upload a file — a document, spreadsheet or PDF
  • Paste an image — a screenshot, photo or diagram
  • Dictate by voice — to explain the task faster
Uploaded files are saved to the agent’s workspace. More in Files and results.

What are the suggestions in the message box?

The longer you work together, the better ASCN’s suggestions get: it offers ready-made prompts, the connectors you need and workflows based on the current conversation. Suggestions appear right in the message box, adapt to your language and refresh when you need a different starting point.

How do I teach the agent to work my way?

There are three ways, and they complement each other:
  • Say it in chat — “Remember: I prefer answers as a list”. The agent saves it to memory.
  • Write rules in Knowledge — role, style and limits in IDENTITY.md, SOUL.md and USER.md. More in Knowledge.
  • Create a skill — a repeatable behaviour for a typical task. More in Skills.

Where else can I message the agent?

Besides ASCN web chat, you can message the agent in Telegram and Slack. It also sends notifications from scheduled tasks and triggers there. To integrate with your own systems, use the API: each conversation is a session with its own session_id.