In this lesson, you will learn how to find your chats, open settings, and use the controls around the chat box.
Try it: prepare a weekend plan
Pretend you want help planning a relaxed weekend. First, get comfortable with the screen.
Open Mono. Open the sidebar with its menu icon if it is collapsed. On a computer, moving the pointer over the sidebar also opens it.
Find New chat. Below it, Projects groups ongoing work. Saved conversations appear under Recents; Favorites appears when you have marked a chat as a favorite. Project chats live inside their project.
Click New chat in the sidebar to return to the start screen. Find the chat box. The microphone records a prompt; the attachment control adds files. The model and skill controls below the box change how Mono handles your request.
Find the phone icon for Voice mode and the feather icon for Author Mode on the start screen. You will try these in later lessons.
Open the Settings button with the gear icon. The menu takes you to Account, Models, Memory, Skills, Anonymize, Interface, and other available settings. Open Interface, then use the back arrow to return.
Click the chat box and type:
Suggest three relaxed things to do this weekend.You can leave it as a draft for now.
Check your result
You can point to your saved conversations, open settings, and find where to write a request. Next, send and refine a real prompt.