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+# 功能入口与操作路径
+
+本节用于帮助新用户理解 DesireCore 的基础操作路径：在哪里选择智能体、在哪里查看回复结果、在哪里输入消息或命令。
+
+![对话界面操作路径示意图](/img/user-guide/feature-entry/main1.png)
+
+## 一、对话界面的三个核心区域
+
+进入对话界面后，可以先记住图中的 ①、②、③ 三个区域。大多数基础操作都围绕这三个区域完成。
+
+| 编号 | 区域名称 | 作用 |
+  |---|---|---|
+  | ① | 智能体与对话列表 | 选择要沟通的智能体，查看历史对话和最近消息 |
+  | ② | 聊天记录区 | 查看智能体回复、任务执行过程、报告结果和展开内容 |
+  | ③ | 输入与命令区 | 输入消息、发送任务、上传附件或使用斜杠命令 |
+
+最常见的使用流程是：先在 ① 选择智能体，再在 ③ 输入问题或任务，最后在 ② 查看回复和执行结果。
+
+### ① 智能体与对话列表
+
+左侧列表用于选择不同的智能体或历史对话。每一行代表一个智能体或一个对话入口。
+
+| 元素 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 搜索框 | 输入关键词，查找智能体或历史对话 |
+| 加号 | 新建对话或添加新的入口 |
+| 智能体头像 | 用颜色和文字区分不同智能体 |
+| 智能体名称 | 显示当前可选择的专业智能体，例如 DesireCore、数据分析师、网站生成助手 |
+| 绿色状态点 | 表示该智能体当前在线或可用 |
+| 最近消息 | 显示该智能体最近一次回复或任务摘要 |
+| 时间 | 显示最近一次对话或更新的时间 |
+
+使用方法：
+
+1. 在左侧列表中找到需要使用的智能体。
+2. 点击智能体名称或对话卡片。
+3. 右侧会切换到对应的聊天页面。
+4. 如果列表较长，可以使用顶部搜索框快速查找。
+
+示例：
+
+| 想做什么 | 可以选择 |
+|---|---|
+| 让系统分配任务或协调多个智能体 | DesireCore |
+| 分析表格、生成图表或报告 | 数据分析师 |
+| 生成网站或页面 | 网站生成助手 |
+| 识别票据图片 | 票据 OCR 助手 |
+| 抓取网页内容 | 网页采集专家 |
+| 发送提醒或通知 | 消息通知助手 |
+
+### ② 对话结果区
+
+右侧上方是对话结果区，用于展示智能体的回复内容、任务过程和结果报告。
+
+| 元素 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 消息卡片 | 展示智能体返回的回复、提醒、报告或任务结果 |
+| 标题 | 显示本次回复的主题，例如“心跳检查” |
+| 摘要内容 | 展示关键结论、评分、状态或说明 |
+| 展开全部 | 展开被折叠的长内容，查看完整结果 |
+| 历史记录 | 按时间顺序保留之前的对话和执行过程 |
+
+在截图中，② 区域显示的是“心跳检查”结果。用户可以直接查看系统健康评分、检查摘要，也可以点击“展开全部”查看完整报告。
+
+常见结果类型：
+
+| 类型 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 普通回复 | 智能体对问题的直接回答 |
+| 执行过程 | 展示任务正在处理、检查或生成的过程 |
+| 结果报告 | 展示分析报告、检查结果、表格或总结 |
+| 异常提示 | 当任务失败或信息不足时，说明原因和下一步需要补充的内容 |
+| 操作回执 | 说明任务是否完成、是否等待确认或是否需要继续操作 |
+
+阅读建议：
+
+1. 先看标题，确认这条消息属于哪个任务。
+2. 再看摘要，快速判断结果是否正常。
+3. 如果内容被折叠，点击“展开全部”查看完整信息。
+4. 如果智能体要求补充信息，可以在底部输入区继续回复。
+
+### ③ 输入与命令区
+
+底部是输入与命令区，用于向智能体发送消息、上传内容或调用快捷命令。
+
+| 图标 / 元素 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 加号 | 添加附件或打开更多输入工具 |
+| 图片图标 | 上传图片，让智能体识别或处理 |
+| 剪刀图标 | 截图、剪裁或截取内容 |
+| 输入框 | 输入问题、任务要求或补充说明 |
+| 纸飞机按钮 | 发送当前消息 |
+| `/` 命令 | 输入斜杠后显示可用命令列表 |
+
+截图中输入框里输入了 `/`，因此系统显示了可用命令列表。常见命令包括：
+
+| 命令 | 作用 |
+|---|---|
+| `/skill` | 调用指定技能 |
+| `/new` | 隔离上下文，开始新的对话 |
+| `/compact` | 压缩旧消息，保留近期上下文 |
+| `/help` | 显示帮助信息 |
+
+基础操作步骤：
+
+1. 在输入框中输入你的问题或任务。
+2. 如果需要上传图片，点击图片图标。
+3. 如果需要使用命令，先输入 `/`，再选择对应命令。
+4. 点击右侧纸飞机按钮发送。
+5. 等待智能体在 ② 区域返回结果。
+
+示例：
+
+```text
+帮我检查这份报告有没有遗漏重点。
+```
+
+```text
+帮我把这张票据图片识别成表格。
+```
+
+```text
+/help
+```
+
+## 五、入门使用示例
+
+如果你想和某个智能体开始对话，可以按照以下步骤操作：
+
+1. 在 ① 区域选择一个智能体，例如 DesireCore 或数据分析师。
+2. 在 ③ 区域输入你的问题或任务。
+3. 点击纸飞机按钮发送消息。
+4. 在 ② 区域查看智能体回复、任务进度或生成结果。
+5. 如果结果不完整，可以继续在 ③ 区域补充要求。
+
+**记忆要点**
+
+初次使用时，只需要记住图中的三个位置：
+
+| 位置 | 用途 |
+|---|---|
+| ① | 选智能体或历史对话 |
+| ② | 看回复、任务结果和报告 |
+| ③ | 发消息、传文件、用命令 |
+
+掌握这三个区域后，就可以完成大部分基础对话和任务操作。
+
+## 二、资源管理器
+
+资源管理器用于集中查看和管理 DesireCore 中的各类资源，包括智能体、技能、自动化任务、工作流、算力服务、邮箱、存储和代码仓库等。
+
+![资源管理器示意图](/img/user-guide/feature-entry/resource-manager.png)
+点击左侧导航栏中的“文件夹”图标，进入到“资源管理器”页面。
+
+资源管理器页面中的 1 到 8 分别代表以下功能：
+| 编号 | 功能名称 | 作用 |
+|---|---|---|
+| ① | 智能体 Agents | 查看和管理当前系统中的智能体，包括在线状态、最近活跃智能体和智能体数量 |
+| ② | 技能 Skills | 查看已启用的技能和工具能力，例如创建智能体、删除智能体、brainstorm等 |
+| ③ | 自动化 Automation | 查看和管理定时任务、周期任务和自动触发的任务 |
+| ④ | 工作流 Workflows | 查看和管理工作流，用于把多个步骤编排成可重复执行的流程 |
+| ⑤ | 算力 Compute | 查看可用的 AI 服务、模型服务或基础算力资源 |
+| ⑥ | 邮箱 Emails | 查看已连接的邮箱账号，用于邮件同步、发送或相关自动化任务 |
+| ⑦ | 存储 Storage | 查看和管理存储连接，用于文件保存、读取或外部存储接入 |
+| ⑧ | 代码托管 / 代码仓库 | 查看已连接的代码仓库，例如 GitHub 仓库，用于代码相关任务 |
+
+### ①. 智能体
+
+“智能体”卡片展示当前系统中可用的 Agent。用户可以在这里查看智能体数量、在线状态，以及最近活跃的智能体。
+
+适合场景：
+
+| 场景 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 找专业助手 | 查看当前有哪些智能体可以使用 |
+| 判断是否在线 | 通过绿色状态点确认智能体是否可用 |
+| 进入智能体管理 | 点击卡片或箭头进入更详细的智能体列表 |
+
+### 2. 技能
+
+“技能”卡片展示系统已经启用的能力。技能可以理解为智能体能调用的工具或操作能力。
+
+常见技能包括：
+
+| 技能类型 | 作用 |
+|---|---|
+| 创建智能体 | 根据需求创建新的专业智能体 |
+| 删除智能体 | 删除不再需要的智能体 |
+| 头脑风暴 | 辅助生成思路、方案或创意 |
+| 文件与数据处理 | 帮助读取、整理或生成文件内容 |
+
+### 3. 自动化
+
+“自动化”卡片用于查看已经设置的定时任务或周期任务。截图中显示有一个“每日发票自动识别任务”，表示系统会在指定时间自动执行。
+
+适合场景：
+
+| 场景 | 示例 |
+|---|---|
+| 定时提醒 | 每天早上 9 点提醒开会 |
+| 周期执行 | 每天自动识别发票 |
+| 定期检查 | 每隔一段时间检查系统状态或数据变化 |
+
+### 4. 工作流
+
+“工作流”用于把多个步骤组合成一个可重复执行的流程。适合处理固定流程、多步骤任务或需要多个智能体协作的工作。
+
+示例：
+
+```text
+收集网页资料 → 整理表格 → 生成报告 → 发送邮件
+```
+
+如果当前没有工作流，页面会显示暂无工作流。后续可以在对话中通过 AI 创建和管理工作流。
+
+### 5. 算力
+
+“算力”卡片展示当前可用的 AI 服务或模型资源，例如 DeepSeek、Kimi、MiniMax Coding Plan 等。
+
+用户通常不需要手动配置算力。只有在需要切换模型、调整能力来源或查看服务状态时，才需要进入这个区域。
+
+### 6. 邮箱
+
+“邮箱”卡片展示已经连接的邮箱账号。连接邮箱后，系统可以配合智能体完成邮件相关任务。
+
+适合场景：
+
+| 场景 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 邮件通知 | 通过邮箱发送任务结果或提醒 |
+| 邮件同步 | 读取或同步指定邮箱内容 |
+| 邮件自动化 | 配合自动化任务定期处理邮件 |
+
+### 7. 存储
+
+“存储”卡片用于管理文件存储连接。如果连接了外部存储，系统可以读取、保存或同步相关文件。
+
+适合场景：
+
+| 场景 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 保存任务结果 | 将报告、表格或图片保存到指定位置 |
+| 读取资料 | 从存储中读取文件供智能体处理 |
+| 连接外部空间 | 接入云存储或其他文件系统 |
+
+### 8. 代码托管
+
+“代码托管”卡片展示已经连接的代码仓库，例如 GitHub。连接后，智能体可以辅助处理代码、仓库文件和开发任务。
+
+适合场景：
+
+| 场景 | 说明 |
+|---|---|
+| 查看仓库连接 | 确认 GitHub 等代码平台是否已连接 |
+| 处理代码任务 | 让智能体读取、分析或修改代码 |
+| 项目协作 | 配合网站生成、自动化或工作流任务使用 |
+
+新手使用资源管理器时，可以先重点关注三个入口：智能体、技能和自动化。智能体决定“谁来做”，技能决定“能做什么”，自动化决定“什么时候做”。
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+# Feature Entry Points and Operation Paths
+
+This section helps new users understand the basic operation paths in DesireCore: where to choose an agent, where to view replies and results, and where to enter messages or commands.
+
+![Conversation interface operation path](/img/user-guide/feature-entry/main1.png)
+
+## 1. Three Core Areas of the Conversation Interface
+
+After entering the conversation interface, first remember the three areas marked ①, ②, and ③ in the image. Most basic operations are completed through these three areas.
+
+| No. | Area | Purpose |
+|---|---|---|
+| ① | Agent and Conversation List | Choose the agent you want to talk to, and view conversation history and recent messages |
+| ② | Chat History Area | View agent replies, task execution progress, reports, and expanded content |
+| ③ | Input and Command Area | Enter messages, send tasks, upload attachments, or use slash commands |
+
+The most common workflow is: choose an agent in ①, enter your question or task in ③, and then view the reply or result in ②.
+
+### ① Agent and Conversation List
+
+The left-side list is used to choose different agents or historical conversations. Each row represents an agent or a conversation entry.
+
+| Element | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Search box | Enter keywords to find agents or conversation history |
+| Plus button | Create a new conversation or add a new entry |
+| Agent avatar | Uses color and text to distinguish different agents |
+| Agent name | Shows available professional agents, such as DesireCore, Data Analyst, or Website Generator |
+| Green status dot | Indicates that the agent is online or available |
+| Recent message | Shows the latest reply or task summary from that agent |
+| Time | Shows the most recent conversation or update time |
+
+How to use:
+
+1. Find the agent you want to use in the left-side list.
+2. Click the agent name or conversation card.
+3. The right side switches to the corresponding chat page.
+4. If the list is long, use the search box at the top to find an agent quickly.
+
+Examples:
+
+| What You Want to Do | Suggested Agent |
+|---|---|
+| Let the system assign tasks or coordinate multiple agents | DesireCore |
+| Analyze tables, generate charts, or create reports | Data Analyst |
+| Generate a website or page | Website Generator |
+| Recognize invoice or receipt images | Receipt OCR Assistant |
+| Extract content from webpages | Web Scraping Specialist |
+| Send reminders or notifications | Notification Assistant |
+
+### ② Chat History Area
+
+The upper-right area is the chat history area. It displays the agent's replies, task progress, and result reports.
+
+| Element | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Message card | Displays replies, reminders, reports, or task results returned by the agent |
+| Title | Shows the topic of the current reply, such as “Heartbeat Check” |
+| Summary content | Shows key conclusions, scores, status, or explanations |
+| Expand all | Expands collapsed long content so you can view the full result |
+| History | Keeps previous conversations and execution progress in chronological order |
+
+In the screenshot, area ② shows the result of a “Heartbeat Check”. Users can directly view the system health score and check summary, or click “Expand all” to view the full report.
+
+Common result types:
+
+| Type | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Normal reply | A direct answer from the agent |
+| Execution progress | Shows that a task is being processed, checked, or generated |
+| Result report | Shows analysis reports, check results, tables, or summaries |
+| Error prompt | Explains the reason when a task fails or when more information is needed |
+| Operation receipt | Indicates whether the task is complete, waiting for confirmation, or needs further action |
+
+Reading tips:
+
+1. Check the title first to confirm which task the message belongs to.
+2. Read the summary to quickly judge whether the result is normal.
+3. If the content is collapsed, click “Expand all” to view the full details.
+4. If the agent asks for more information, continue replying in the input area at the bottom.
+
+### ③ Input and Command Area
+
+The bottom area is used to send messages, upload content, or call quick commands.
+
+| Icon / Element | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Plus button | Add attachments or open more input tools |
+| Image icon | Upload images for the agent to recognize or process |
+| Scissors icon | Take a screenshot, crop, or capture content |
+| Input box | Enter questions, task requirements, or additional instructions |
+| Paper plane button | Send the current message |
+| `/` command | Enter a slash to display the available command list |
+
+In the screenshot, `/` is entered in the input box, so the system displays the available command list. Common commands include:
+
+| Command | Purpose |
+|---|---|
+| `/skill` | Call a specified skill |
+| `/new` | Start a new conversation with isolated context |
+| `/compact` | Compress older messages while keeping recent context |
+| `/help` | Show help information |
+
+Basic operation steps:
+
+1. Enter your question or task in the input box.
+2. If you need to upload an image, click the image icon.
+3. If you need to use a command, type `/` first and then choose the command.
+4. Click the paper plane button on the right to send.
+5. Wait for the agent to return the result in area ②.
+
+Examples:
+
+```text
+Check whether this report is missing any key points.
+```
+
+```text
+Convert this receipt image into a table.
+```
+
+```text
+/help
+```
+
+## 2. Beginner Example
+
+If you want to start a conversation with an agent, follow these steps:
+
+1. Choose an agent in area ①, such as DesireCore or Data Analyst.
+2. Enter your question or task in area ③.
+3. Click the paper plane button to send the message.
+4. View the agent's reply, task progress, or generated result in area ②.
+5. If the result is incomplete, continue adding requirements in area ③.
+
+**Key Reminder**
+
+For first-time use, remember these three positions:
+
+| Position | Purpose |
+|---|---|
+| ① | Choose an agent or historical conversation |
+| ② | View replies, task results, and reports |
+| ③ | Send messages, upload files, and use commands |
+
+Once you understand these three areas, you can complete most basic conversations and task operations.
+
+## 3. Resource Manager
+
+The Resource Manager is used to centrally view and manage different types of resources in DesireCore, including agents, skills, automation tasks, workflows, compute services, email accounts, storage, and code repositories.
+
+![Resource Manager](/img/user-guide/feature-entry/resource-manager.png)
+
+Click the “folder” icon in the left navigation bar to enter the Resource Manager page.
+
+The numbers 1 to 8 in the Resource Manager page represent the following functions:
+
+| No. | Function | Purpose |
+|---|---|---|
+| ① | Agents | View and manage agents in the current system, including online status, recently active agents, and total agent count |
+| ② | Skills | View enabled skills and tool capabilities, such as creating agents, deleting agents, and brainstorming |
+| ③ | Automation | View and manage scheduled tasks, recurring tasks, and automatically triggered tasks |
+| ④ | Workflows | View and manage workflows that combine multiple steps into reusable processes |
+| ⑤ | Compute | View available AI services, model services, or compute resources |
+| ⑥ | Emails | View connected email accounts for email synchronization, sending, or related automation tasks |
+| ⑦ | Storage | View and manage storage connections for file saving, reading, or external storage integration |
+| ⑧ | Code Hosting / Repositories | View connected code repositories, such as GitHub repositories, for code-related tasks |
+
+### ① Agents
+
+The “Agents” card shows the agents available in the current system. Users can view the number of agents, their online status, and recently active agents.
+
+Suitable scenarios:
+
+| Scenario | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Find a professional assistant | See which agents are currently available |
+| Check availability | Use the green status dot to confirm whether an agent is available |
+| Enter agent management | Click the card or arrow to open the detailed agent list |
+
+### ② Skills
+
+The “Skills” card shows the capabilities enabled in the system. A skill can be understood as a tool or operation capability that agents can call.
+
+Common skills include:
+
+| Skill Type | Purpose |
+|---|---|
+| Create agent | Create a new professional agent based on requirements |
+| Delete agent | Delete agents that are no longer needed |
+| Brainstorming | Help generate ideas, options, or plans |
+| File and data processing | Help read, organize, or generate file content |
+
+### ③ Automation
+
+The “Automation” card is used to view scheduled or recurring tasks. In the screenshot, there is a “Daily invoice auto-recognition task”, which means the system will run it automatically at the specified time.
+
+Suitable scenarios:
+
+| Scenario | Example |
+|---|---|
+| Scheduled reminder | Remind me to attend a meeting every day at 9:00 AM |
+| Recurring execution | Automatically recognize invoices every day |
+| Regular check | Check system status or data changes at regular intervals |
+
+### ④ Workflows
+
+“Workflows” combine multiple steps into a repeatable process. They are suitable for fixed procedures, multi-step tasks, or tasks that require multiple agents to collaborate.
+
+Example:
+
+```text
+Collect webpage materials → Organize the table → Generate a report → Send an email
+```
+
+If there is no workflow yet, the page displays that no workflow is available. Later, you can create and manage workflows through AI in a conversation.
+
+### ⑤ Compute
+
+The “Compute” card shows the currently available AI services or model resources, such as DeepSeek, Kimi, and MiniMax Coding Plan.
+
+Users usually do not need to configure compute manually. You only need to enter this area when switching models, adjusting capability sources, or checking service status.
+
+### ⑥ Emails
+
+The “Emails” card shows connected email accounts. After an email account is connected, the system can work with agents to complete email-related tasks.
+
+Suitable scenarios:
+
+| Scenario | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Email notification | Send task results or reminders by email |
+| Email synchronization | Read or synchronize content from a specified mailbox |
+| Email automation | Process emails regularly together with automation tasks |
+
+### ⑦ Storage
+
+The “Storage” card is used to manage file storage connections. If external storage is connected, the system can read, save, or synchronize related files.
+
+Suitable scenarios:
+
+| Scenario | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Save task results | Save reports, tables, or images to a specified location |
+| Read materials | Read files from storage for agents to process |
+| Connect external space | Integrate cloud storage or other file systems |
+
+### ⑧ Code Hosting
+
+The “Code Hosting” card shows connected code repositories, such as GitHub. Once connected, agents can help process code, repository files, and development tasks.
+
+Suitable scenarios:
+
+| Scenario | Description |
+|---|---|
+| Check repository connection | Confirm whether GitHub or other code platforms are connected |
+| Handle code tasks | Let agents read, analyze, or modify code |
+| Project collaboration | Use it together with website generation, automation, or workflow tasks |
+
+For beginners, focus first on three Resource Manager entries: Agents, Skills, and Automation. Agents determine “who does the work”, Skills determine “what can be done”, and Automation determines “when it runs”.
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