StablEdge is a desktop AI workbench. Talk to the Agent inside a project and let it read and write files, run commands and search the knowledge base; turn repetitive work into tasks that run on a schedule; or direct the Agent on your computer from a chat app on your phone.
This guide covers the desktop app in the order you meet it day to day. If this is your first time, start with Quick start.
The main window
Once you are signed in, the main window has three parts:
- Navigation on the left: switch between feature areas.
- Sidebar: under Chat, the list of projects and conversations, plus Project files.
- Workspace: the chat area, the editor and the terminal, which you can split and rearrange freely; see Projects and workspace.
The top of the window also holds Settings, Island and New window.
Modules in the left navigation
| Module | What it is for | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Chat | Organize conversations by project and let the Agent work inside a project | Chat and modes |
| Knowledge Base | Manage cloud, local and text knowledge bases for the Agent to consult | Knowledge base |
| Abilities | Manage Skills, plugins and other capabilities | Ability Center |
| Tasks | Build repeatable tasks as node graphs and schedule them | Task Center and scheduled tasks |
| Teams | Team collaboration, visible to every account; it holds the Office, Teams and Roles pages | — |
| Remote Control | Connect Lark, DingTalk, Telegram and other channels to direct the Agent from your phone | Remote control and channels |
Where to start
- Quick start: install, sign in, set up, and finish a first conversation.
- Chat and modes and Projects and workspace: the two parts you use every day.
- Ability Center, Knowledge base and Memory and rules: help the Agent understand your work better.
- Task Center and scheduled tasks and Remote control and channels: automation, and how to work when you are away from the computer.
- Settings and FAQ: look things up when you need them.
To build capabilities of your own for StablEdge, see Writing Skills and Plugin Development; for what changed in each release, see Changelog.