Getting Started
Your First Conversation
Learn chat basics: agents, actions, approvals, and follow-up prompts.
Your First Conversation
Your first conversation should solve a real task you care about.
Screenshot
[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Chat composer with agent picker, actions menu, and send button]
Core Chat Parts
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| Input box | Where you type your goal and instructions |
Actions menu (+ or /) | Quick actions like files, image tools, and extra tools |
| Add Context | Add selected Memory or docs to this request |
| Agent picker | Choose infuseOS Lite or infuseOS Pro |
| Thinking toggle | Ask the selected agent to spend more effort on the task |
| Voice input | Dictate the prompt instead of typing |
| Send button | Run the request now |
First Prompt to Try
Check my calendar for tomorrow and give me a 5-bullet summary.Why this works:
- clear scope (
tomorrow) - clear output (
5 bullets) - easy to verify
First Conversation Steps
Type one clear request
Keep it focused on one outcome.
Start with infuseOS Lite
Switch only if the task clearly needs more depth.
Review tool cards and approvals
Watch what InfuseOS is doing before you approve anything important.
Ask a follow-up
Example: "Make this shorter" or "Show it as a table".
Approval Example
If you request a high-impact action, you may get an approval prompt.
Send a follow-up email to Alex about today's meeting.You can approve or deny before the action runs.
Attachment Example
Summarize this PDF in simple language for a non-technical teammate.Common Mistakes
| Mistake | Better version |
|---|---|
| "Help me" | "Summarize unread client emails from the last 24 hours in 5 bullets" |
| Too many tasks in one prompt | Split it into two smaller prompts |
| No format request | Ask for bullets, checklist, or table |
| Using Pro immediately | Start with Lite unless the task is clearly harder |
Good prompts are iterative. Start simple, then refine.
For a button-by-button breakdown, see Chat Interface Explained.