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03 Chatting with Your Agent
Talking to your assistant is as natural as writing to a colleague. When AgentBridge opens, you see a full-screen chat window where you type your requests in plain language, and the assistant answers with a streaming reply that appears word by word. You can write in any language, and the interface itself follows your system language when it is one of the supported ones.
Sometimes your request needs context: a contract to review, a spreadsheet to check, an image to describe. You can attach files to the conversation, and the assistant reads them before answering. The files are converted on your machine and are never uploaded anywhere.
The assistant keeps your conversations in sessions. You can start a fresh conversation at any time, clear the current one, or repeat your last request with a single command. Your prompt history stays available, so you can always return to an earlier idea.
Each conversation uses a set of tools that give the agent its abilities, such as browsing the web or working with spreadsheets. Type /tools to see the available presets and pick the one that fits the task (the older name /agent works too). The status bar always shows the tools currently active, so you know at a glance what the agent can do in this conversation.
If you prefer a browser, type /web and the agents open in your web client, already connected and ready. It is the same assistant and the same conversations, on a page you can use like any other chat service.
The next guide explains the heart of AgentBridge: your documents area, the folder the assistant reads to answer from your own material.