Getting Started
Master the basic operations of input, evidence, and results from the first question to task organization.
Where to Start When Using Hackcat for the First Time?
Start with a clear question, complete the input, review the results, and organize follow-up.
How to Choose Between Ask and Agent?
Choose the mode based on whether actual tool operations are needed, and verify before sending.
How to Create and Send Your First Task?
Locate the new task entry, organize your input, and confirm the message has been sent.
How to Write Questions More Clearly?
Use goals, context, and output requirements to reduce back-and-forth clarifications.
How to Continue Asking Follow-up Questions Within the Same Task?
Add conditions based on existing records to make subsequent answers more focused.
When to Continue an Old Task and When to Create a New Task
Organize work based on whether the goal and context are continuous.
How to Insert Line Breaks, Paste Materials, and Avoid Accidental Sending?
Learn about the send key in the input box and how long texts are handled.
How to Stop Current Generation and Redirect?
Use the stop button to interrupt the current reply, then decide whether to continue.
How to Modify a Question That Has Already Been Sent?
Use the available edit entry to correct your question and check the subsequent conversation.
How to Regenerate the Last Answer?
Retrieve the answer again when available, while retaining your own judgment.
How to Copy an Answer for Notes or Reports?
Copy the main text from message actions and check the pasted content.
How to Create Task Branches from Existing Answers?
Keep a common starting point and explore different subsequent directions separately.
How to Check Answer Sources and Verify Current Information?
Match citations, web content, and your own input accordingly.
How to Add the First File to a Task?
Add materials via the attachment entry and specify what you want analyzed.
How to Provide Materials in Batches When They Are Too Long?
Reduce input size, preserve structure, and pay attention to long text prompts.
How to Explain a Problem Using Screenshots?
Let images and text complement each other to avoid treating unseen details as facts.
How to Have Hackcat Analyze a Log Segment?
Preserve event order and key fields to obtain verifiable troubleshooting suggestions.
How to Submit a Code Snippet for Explanation or Review?
Focus the scope to differentiate between code observation and execution conclusions in the response.
How to Organize Task Results into a Report?
First determine the audience and scope of evidence, then require a clear structure.
How to Distinguish Actual Results, Inferences, and Next-Step Suggestions?
Check answers with evidence to avoid treating plans as already completed.
Is it necessary to change the model when using for the first time?
First confirm the task and available options, then decide whether to adjust.
How to Find Previously Discussed Content?
Use the sidebar and message search to retrieve tasks, then verify the context.
How to Rename a Task with an Easily Findable Name?
Name tasks by their goals or outcomes to facilitate future searching and organizing.
How to Pin Frequently Used Tasks?
Place frequently used tasks in easily accessible locations and unpin them when appropriate.
How to Create Your First Project to Organize Tasks?
Start by creating a lightweight project, then categorize tasks by work themes.
How to Move Existing Tasks Into or Out of Projects?
Adjust task categorization while retaining the original conversation content.
What is the purpose of associating a local folder with a project?
Understand optional directories and new task starting locations on the desktop client.
How to Open Tasks and Start New Conversations on Mobile?
Get familiar with sidebar access and task switching on narrower screens.
How to View and Download Files in a Task?
Preview through the actual file entry, download individually, or save in batches.
How to Read Tool Progress in Tasks?
Distinguish between preparation, waiting for approval, execution results, and final conclusions.