Working with Lexora
A task can include several turns of conversation, local context, tool execution, and finished work. You do not need every detail figured out at the start.
Give your task a clear direction
A useful starting point includes:
- The goal: what you want to achieve.
- The material: which content or files to use.
- The output: the format and where it should go.
For example: “Use these travel notes to draft a two-day weekend itinerary. Keep the sources and list anything that still needs checking.”
Adjust as you go
Follow conversations and tool activity to see what is happening. Add instructions or stop execution if the task needs a different direction.
While a task is running, additional input may be queued. Check the visible status; queued input has not necessarily been executed.
Check before approving
Tools can read or write files, run commands, and call external services. Review the operation and its arguments when an approval request appears.
Grant only the access needed for this task. Confirm targets and keep backups before operations that are difficult to undo.
Keep what you make
View files and artifacts in the workspace, then continue editing with your favorite tools. A model saying “saved” is not proof of a correct result: check the actual file.