Arkloop
Features

Chat Interface

Everything you need to know about the conversation interface.

Chat and Work Modes

The conversation interface operates in two modes. Chat mode is for straightforward question-and-answer exchanges. Work mode is for multi-step tasks where the agent plans, executes, and reports progress autonomously.

ChatWork
Best forQuick questions, translations, summariesCode generation, research, multi-file edits
Agent behaviorResponds to each message individuallyBreaks the task into steps, executes them in sequence
Progress displayNoneProgress panel with step-by-step status

Click the mode button above the input bar → select the desired mode.

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Input Bar

The input bar is where you compose messages and control how the agent processes them.

Persona and Model Selection

Different personas give the agent different behavior and expertise. Different models trade speed for capability. Click the PersonaModelBar above the input bar → choose a persona → choose a model.

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Slash Commands

Typing / in the input bar triggers slash commands:

CommandAction
/planEnter plan mode — the agent outlines its approach before executing
/setupOpen project settings

File Attachments

Attach files for the agent to read. Drag a file onto the input bar, or click the attachment button to browse.

Voice Input

Click the microphone button to dictate your message. This requires ASR credentials to be configured in Settings.

Reasoning Effort

Reasoning effort controls how deeply the agent thinks before responding. Higher effort produces more thorough answers but takes longer.

LevelBehavior
OffNo reasoning step, fastest response
MinimalBrief reasoning, good for simple tasks
LowShort reasoning chain
MediumBalanced depth and speed
HighExtended reasoning for complex problems
MaxDeepest reasoning, longest wait

Set the reasoning effort via the control in the input bar.

Auto-resizing Input

The text input expands as you type and collapses back when empty. For long messages, it grows up to a maximum height and then scrolls internally.

Message Actions

Each message in a conversation offers a set of actions.

Copy and Edit

Copy a message to your clipboard via the copy button on the message. Edit a previously sent message by clicking the edit button → modify the text → resend. The agent will regenerate its response from that point.

Report a Message

If a response is problematic, click the report button → choose a reason:

ReasonMeaning
InaccurateContains factual errors
Out of dateInformation is no longer correct
Too shortResponse is insufficiently detailed
Too longResponse is unnecessarily verbose
HarmfulContent is dangerous or offensive
Wrong sourcesCitations do not support the claims

Star and Pin

Star a conversation to mark it as important. Pin a conversation to keep it at the top of the sidebar. Both are toggles — click again to undo.

Incognito Mode

Incognito conversations are not saved to history and are permanently deleted after 24 hours. Enable incognito mode when you want a private exchange without leaving a trace.

Share, Rename, Delete

Share a conversation to generate a link others can view. Rename a conversation to make it easier to find later. Delete a conversation to remove it permanently. All three actions are available from the conversation header menu.

Interrupt and Retry

If the agent is taking too long or heading in the wrong direction, click the stop button to interrupt. Click retry to regenerate the last response with a fresh sample.

Cop Timeline

The cop timeline is the execution trace shown inside each AI reply. It reveals what the agent did behind the scenes to produce its answer.

Thinking Blocks

When reasoning effort is enabled, the timeline shows a thinking block with a duration counter and a rotating hint such as "Thinking..." or "Analyzing code...". Click to expand and read the reasoning.

Tool Calls

Each tool invocation appears as a card in the timeline:

ToolDisplay
Shell executionCommand, output, and success/failure status
Web fetchRetrieved content summary
Code executionOutput from the sandbox

Sources

When the agent cites external material, a source list appears at the bottom of the reply. Each source links to the original content.

Expand and Collapse

Long timelines start collapsed. Click "Show more" to expand the full trace, or "Show fewer" to collapse it again.

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Special Cards

Certain actions and results render as rich content cards inside the conversation.

CardPurpose
TodoListCardTrack task progress with checkable items
CodeExecutionCard / CodeExecutionPanelDisplay sandbox code execution output
SubAgentBlockShow sub-agent status: Spawning, Running, Completed, Failed, Closed
Artifact previewRender HTML, SVG, image, or stream blocks inline
UserInputCardAgent requests additional input from you mid-task
MemoryActionBlockShow memory operations: write, search, read, delete
MermaidBlockRender Mermaid diagrams
MindmapBlockRender mind maps
GeoGebraBlockRender GeoGebra interactive math figures
ContextCompactBarShow automatic context compression progress

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Right Panel

The right panel is a switchable area next to the conversation. Toggle between panels using the tabs at the top.

Browser Panel

A built-in browser for previewing web pages. Navigate with forward, back, and refresh controls. Manage bookmarks and view browsing history.

Files Panel

A local file browser. Navigate your project directory and open files for the agent to reference.

Resource Panel

Preview resources such as Markdown documents, source code, and original reference files.

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The sidebar lists all your conversations and provides navigation.

Normal Mode

Conversations are listed in chronological order, most recent first.

GTD Mode

Conversations are organized into action groups:

GroupMeaning
BacklogNot yet started
NextReady to work on
WaitingBlocked on something external
SomedayDeferred indefinitely
ArchivedCompleted and stored

Drag a conversation between groups to reclassify it.

Pinned Section

Pinned conversations appear in a separate section at the top of the sidebar for quick access.

Project Groups

When a conversation belongs to a project, it is nested under that project's heading. Collapse or expand a project group by clicking its header.

Search and New Conversation

Use the search field at the top of the sidebar to find a conversation by name. Click the new conversation button to start a fresh thread.

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