One-on-One: Functionality
What the agent can do, what it has access to, and what you can have it create.
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You don’t have to wait for Arcarius to finish. If something comes to mind while a task is running – a hint, a correction, another job – just write it. You decide whether it should feed into the work in progress or wait until afterwards. This is available in One-on-One and, if you use projects, in project chats as well.
| What you want | How to do it |
|---|---|
| A note that should feed into the current work | Enter – Arcarius takes it over after the current step |
| A task that should wait until afterwards | Cmd + Enter (Mac) or Ctrl + Enter (Windows) – the message is queued |
| A queued message to come sooner after all | Pull forward in the queue |
When in doubt, use Enter. That is the normal case and fits almost anything related to the current task.
Write your message and press Enter. It appears in the conversation right away – slightly dimmed, because it is still waiting. Arcarius finishes the step currently in progress and then takes your message over at the next clean break.
The important part: the work done so far is not lost. Arcarius does not start over. It keeps everything it has already checked and found out, and continues with your addition. That is exactly what this gesture is for.
Typical cases:
Sometimes your message has nothing to do with the running task and is simply the next job. In that case press Cmd + Enter (Mac) or Ctrl + Enter (Windows). The message goes into the queue above the input field and is processed once the current task is fully complete.
This lets you line up several jobs in a row without waiting for each one to finish.
As soon as something is waiting, you’ll see the queue directly above the input field. Click it to expand.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Up next | Runs first once the current job is done |
| Later | Follows in the order shown |
| Processing now | Arcarius has just taken the message over |
| Blocked | The message cannot start right now, for example because an approval is pending |
For every waiting message you can:
A chat’s queue holds up to 20 messages. If it is full, remove one before adding another.
Click Stop agent to end the running task. Everything that happened up to that point stays visible: you can see the steps Arcarius already worked through – even after reloading the page. You can then simply start a new request.
Alternatively you can prioritize a new request directly: Start new request ends the current run and begins with your message immediately.
Every message Arcarius takes over is a job of its own and consumes credits – including one that arrives in the middle of a running task. A message that only sits in the queue and that you remove again costs nothing. You can see your actual consumption in credit reporting.
The order of your messages is always preserved – Arcarius works through them in the order you see in the queue. A note doesn’t replace a clear brief: even mid-task, describe specifically what Arcarius should take into account. And the Closing Agent doesn’t offer this; there you work step by step through the given areas.
Read more: How to work with Arcarius · Choose how Arcarius works in chat · Use slash commands in One-on-One · Find, top up, and track Credits.
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