Skip to main content
idapt
HomeCodeAI ModelsPricing
Sign inStart free
  • Home
  • Pricing
  • AI Models
  • Image models
  • Voice models
  • Video models
  • Rankings
  • New models
  • Model status
  • Multi-Model Chat
  • Voice Mode
  • Voice HUD
  • Web Search
  • Image Generation
  • Video Generation
  • Audio Generation
  • Transcription
  • Drive
  • Credentials
  • Sharing
  • Workspaces
  • Tasks
  • Memory
  • Agents
  • Subagents
  • Automations
  • Skills
  • idapt Code
  • Code Execution
  • Computers
  • Computer Use
  • Computer Assist · Soon
  • Containers · Soon
  • Cloud Computers
  • Local AI
  • AI Gateway
  • API & SDK
  • CLI
  • MCP
  • Tunnels
  • All features →
  • LLM cost calculator
  • Token counter
  • Context window checker
  • Can I run it
  • Model picker quiz
  • Savings finder
  • Video cost estimator
  • Text to speech cost
  • Transcription cost
  • API endpoint tester
  • All free tools →
  • Blog
  • Use cases
  • Comparisons
  • Best of
  • Skills
  • Learn
  • Changelog
  • Help center
  • FAQ
  • Privacy
  • Compare all models
  • Support
  • idapt Code
  • Developers
  • Quickstarts
  • API reference
  • API pricing
  • CLI
  • MCP
  • Downloads
  • Desktop
  • Badges and embeds
© idapt[email protected]TermsPrivacy PolicyLegal noticeReport content
X (Twitter)
Help Center
🚀

Your first conversation

Found this helpful? Share it:

You can start talking to AI the moment you open idapt, with no setup. Type a message, press Enter, and a reply streams back in seconds 🚀

Send your first message

Click the message box at the bottom of the screen and type anything. Press Enterto send.

The reply streams in as it is written. Ask a question, get help writing, brainstorm ideas, analyze data, or just chat.

Press Shift+Enterto add a new line without sending the message.

Start a new conversation

Each conversation keeps its own context. When you switch topics, start a fresh one so the assistant is not working from an unrelated thread.

There are a couple of ways to start one:

  • Click New chat at the top of the sidebar

  • On a phone, tap New chat in the bottom bar

The assistant does not automatically carry details from one conversation into another. Agents can still remember things across chats through their own memory, which is on by default. See Agent memory.

Work in the chat dock

Your conversation opens in a chat dock. Maximize it to fill the screen, or minimize it to a panel on the side so you can read a file or browse your Drive at the same time.

The dock stays put as you move around the app, and every conversation is saved automatically. To find an earlier chat, open Chats in the sidebar. See Managing conversations to pin, rename, and organize them.

Choose your agent and model

Every conversation runs through an agent. The default agent handles most tasks well: writing, research, analysis, coding, and general questions.

For specialized work, switch to a different agent with its own instructions, tools, and access to your files. You can also build your own. See Agents.

You are not locked into one model either. Open the model selector in the composer to pick from more than 200 models, each labeled with a cost band. See Choosing models.

Attach a file to give the assistant something to work from. See Attaching files to chats.

Find anything with the command palette

Press Cmd+Kto open the command palette. It is the fastest way to get around. Search for chats, files, agents, and more from one box.

  1. Press Cmd+K

  2. Start typing what you are looking for

  3. Select a result with the arrow keys and press Enter

Related articles

🖥️

Understanding the interface

Learn the sidebar, the current-workspace selector, the chat dock, and the command palette: everything you see on screen.

⌨️

Search and keyboard shortcuts

Find anything instantly with global search and navigate faster with keyboard shortcuts.

🧠

Choosing models

Browse 200+ AI models, read their cost bands, set the speed dial, and pick the right model for each conversation.

🤖

Agents

Create AI personas with custom instructions, their own memory, and their own default model.

Up next

Understanding the interface

Learn the sidebar, the current-workspace selector, the chat dock, and the command palette: everything you see on screen.

Was this helpful?