Quickstart

Aureink is an AI workspace that runs on your computer. It doesn’t just understand plain language — it thinks things through, planning and executing complex tasks on its own like a colleague, and the documents, spreadsheets, and reports it produces are ready to use. This page helps you see what it looks like and how to use it in just a few minutes.

1 · Overview

Key strengths

• Assign a task in one sentence — describe the outcome you want, and Aureink breaks it into steps and runs them.
• Works with your files — reads, organizes, and batch-processes local files inside a Workspace you authorize.
• Extensible — plug in more capabilities and business processes through Skills and Agents.
• Controllable and traceable — sensitive actions are confirmed according to the permission mode, the process is reviewable, and your organization can govern it centrally.

2 · System requirements

macOS 12 Monterey and earlier releases are not supported, nor are Windows builds older than 17763. A supported system version lets Aureink run tasks reliably in a secure, isolated environment.

For download and install steps, see Download & install.

3 · Interface layout

When you open Aureink, the main interface breaks into roughly four areas, from left to right:

〔Figure: The full client interface, with the activity bar, sidebar, main area, and result panel marked〕

• Activity bar (the leftmost column of icons) — switch between the four main areas:
  • Chat — the main entry point for assigning tasks and talking to Aureink.
  • Agents — manage and get Agents.
  • Scheduled Tasks — view and manage recurring automated tasks.
  • Settings — Account, AI services, security, channels, appearance, and more.
• Sidebar — the list of past conversations; at the top you can switch Workspace / organization (personal scope and organization scope).
• Main area — the conversation and execution for the current session.
• Result panel (right side) — view outputs, files, changes, and previews, so you can watch results without leaving the conversation.

Common keyboard shortcuts

4 · Three ways to get started

Different roles get going fastest from different places:

• Employees (put it to work) — sign in → run your first task → get comfortable with creating tasks, conversations, and viewing results.
• Administrators (set it up) — go to Console overview to distribute capabilities, manage members and departments, and set seats and quota.
• IT / security (lock it down) — learn about permission modes and the Security Center and sandbox, and tighten things to your company’s policy.

Next step: install the client first — see Download & install →

Last updated · July 2026 ｜ Next: Download & install →