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How to start a chat
What you can ask for
Understanding agent responses
Advanced features
Tips for better results
Composer (Web Interface)
Task Chat
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Chat with AI agents to execute tasks and automate workflows
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Chat with AI agents using natural language to get work done - no commands to memorize.
How to start a chat
Click “Tasks” → “Create Task”
in the left sidebar
Type what you want to do
in plain English
Press Enter
and watch the agent work
Ask follow-up questions
or request changes
What you can ask for
Infrastructure tasks:
“List all pods in the production namespace”
“Scale up my web service to 5 replicas”
“Deploy the latest commit to staging”
Development tasks:
“Create a pull request for my feature branch”
“Run the test suite and show me the results”
“Find all TODO comments in the codebase”
Monitoring tasks:
“Show me CPU usage for the last hour”
“Check if all services are healthy”
“Alert me when disk space is low”
Understanding agent responses
The agent will:
Explain what it’s doing
before taking action
Show command outputs
and results in real-time
Ask for confirmation
before making changes
Provide suggestions
for follow-up tasks
Advanced features
Save tasks as workflows:
Click “Save as Workflow” to turn successful tasks into reusable automation.
Share conversations:
Use the share button to send task results to teammates.
Upload files:
Drag and drop files to analyze, process, or deploy them.
Tips for better results
Be specific
- “Deploy v2.1.0 to staging” vs “deploy something”
Provide context
- mention which environment, repository, or service
Ask questions
- “What would happen if I scale down to 0 replicas?”
Request explanations
- “Why did that command fail?”
New to this?
Try simple tasks first like
“show me what tools are available”
or
“list my repositories”
.
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