Klyroe 101

Open Klyroe and type what you need in plain words, the way you would ask a capable colleague. Say who it is for and what a good result looks like. "A one-page summary of this contract for a non-lawyer" gets a better answer than "summarise this".

Klyroe writes its reply as you watch. If it is heading the wrong way, press the stop button in the message box and say what to change. You do not need to start a new chat.

Under every reply are buttons to copy it, read it aloud, rate it, or regenerate it. When you regenerate, the earlier answers are kept and you can step between them.

Klyroe runs on its own family of models, named for musical forms. Prelude 1 is the fastest, for quick answers and everyday tasks. Suite 1 is the balanced one for writing, analysis and code, and it is where new chats start. Fugue 1 is built for agent and tool work. Symphony 1 is the most capable, for hard problems and long reasoning.

Pick one from the model menu inside the message box. The same menu sets the effort: Low, Medium, High or Max. You can change the model partway through a chat; the new choice applies to your next message.

A model that is not part of your plan is marked "Not in your plan".

When you ask for something you will keep using, such as a document, a slide deck, a spreadsheet, a diagram, a chart, a web page or a small app, Klyroe can make it as an artifact that opens beside the chat.

You can edit an artifact by hand or ask for changes in the chat. Each change is saved as a new version, and you can restore an earlier one from the version list.

Decks can be presented full screen and exported as PowerPoint or PDF. Spreadsheets keep their formulas, including when you export them to Excel. Documents download as Word or PDF.

Every artifact you have made is listed under Artifacts in the sidebar.

Add files to a chat from the plus menu in the message box. Klyroe reads images, PDFs, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, and plain text and code files.

For work that spans many chats, make a project. Give it standing instructions and files, and every chat in the project uses them. That is the place for things like "write in British English" or "our customers are small bakeries".

Ask Klyroe to remember something, such as your role or how you like answers written, and it saves it as a memory. You can see every memory in Settings and forget any of them, or all of them.

Settings is also where you choose light, dark or match your device, check your usage, see your plan and manage your account.