Guides

Read the AI Agent Space guides in the order you work

AI Agent Space guides follow the real order of work: create a Space, view and develop it in one place, then bind Skills and set scheduled tasks when you need them. They are for someone putting research, knowledge, or automation into a workspace for the first time.

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Build Your First App With AI

Build your first app with AI: sign in, create a workspace, and describe the job. AI builds a working first version you can use and keep changing.

2

How to Use an AI Workspace Template

How to use an AI workspace template: open a published template, load it, and enter the workspace. You and AI can keep modifying the Space afterward. Try it.

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How AI Modifies a Workspace

How AI modifies a workspace: the agent inspects the render view, data, and files, then changes that same Space. You verify the result in the render view.

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How to Develop an AI Workspace

How to develop an AI workspace: use dev mode to edit the MCL view, MCS logic, data, files, and logs, then return to the render view and confirm the Space runs.

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How to Use AI Agent Skills

How to use AI Agent Skills: publish a Skill in the Skill library, then bind it to a Space. Only a published Skill can be used for completion and calls.

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How to Schedule Recurring AI Tasks

How to schedule recurring AI tasks: choose the target, set once, interval, or cron, run it once, then pause, resume, or edit it later.

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How to Use the Built-in AI Browser

How to use the built-in AI browser: open it next to the work, handle sign-in yourself, and let AI continue from the page you both can see.

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How to Do AI Knowledge Management

How to do AI knowledge management: keep files and sources together, let AI build an index, and ask questions that point back to the source.

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How to Do AI Deep Research That Holds Up

How to do AI deep research that holds up: keep sources and evidence together, check pages in the built-in browser, and revise against the same material.

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AI Investment Research Assistant: Keep Notes

An AI investment research assistant organizes notes, sources, and open questions. It supports the research process and does not promise returns.

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How to Build an AI Email Workflow

How to build an AI email workflow: pick one repeating kind of mail, write the rules, let AI sort and draft, and keep a record of every pass.

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AI Content Workflow: Topics, Sources, Drafts

An AI content workflow keeps topics, source material, and drafts together so AI can revise the existing draft from your feedback, pass after pass.

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What Is an AI Agent Space

What is an AI Agent Space? It is a workspace people and AI can view, use, develop, and keep changing. It holds an interface, data, files, logic, and services.

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AI Agent Space vs Chat Tools

AI Agent Space vs chat: a chat tool mainly keeps the conversation. A Space also keeps the interface, data, files, logic, and services so work can continue.

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How to Check AI Workspace Credits

How to check AI workspace credits: open the account ledger for subscription credits, top-up credits, the registration grant, the next reset, and each deduction.

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How to Manage Multiple AI Workspaces

How to manage multiple AI workspaces: use the Space list to separate jobs, use a session for one task, and save a stable Space as a template you can load again.

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Learn About Sigla: AI Agent Space Explained

Sigla is an AI Agent Space where you describe an app, AI builds it with MCL, and people and agents use it. Learn the key ideas and how to start.

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What Is an AI Agent? Definition and Examples

An AI agent reads context, uses tools, and carries out a task toward a goal. Learn how agents differ from chatbots and automation, and how Sigla runs them.

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What Is AI Native? AI Native Framework Explained

AI Native means designing software for AI to read, change, run, and verify. Learn how it differs from AI-assisted tools and how MCL applies it.

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What Is an App for Agent? Agent-Ready Software

An App for Agent is software designed for AI agents as well as people, with interface, data, and actions exposed as readable context. See how Sigla builds them.

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What Is Vibe Coding? A Practical Guide

Vibe coding means describing intent in natural language and iterating on the result. Learn where it works, where it breaks, and how Sigla keeps it runnable.

Start with Sigla

If you are new, read Learn about Sigla for the user-facing overview: what the Space is for, what the key ideas mean, and how to start. The four concept explainers are part of this same guides section:

Create the first Space

To create an AI Agent Space, register on the website, sign in with the same account in the app, create a Space, and start from a blank Space or a public template. A blank Space fits a single request. A template fits research, knowledge, email, content, or automation when a published template is close to that work.

After it is running, use the render view to see whether the interface is usable.

View, use, and develop the same Space

People and the agent share the Space. The render view is where you use the current interface. Dev mode shows the MCL view, MCS logic, data storage, files, and logs. After AI modifies the workspace, verify the result in the render view.

When a task depends on a web page, open it in the built-in browser so the page stays in the Space.

Bind Skills and schedule tasks

AI Agent Skills are capabilities you can bind to a Space. Only a published Skill can be bound, and it is then available for editor completion and invocation. Scheduled tasks run the Space on a plan: create, pause, resume, or run now. The target can be an agent session.

Pick a guide for the job

Each guide answers one kind of work:

  • Knowledge management keeps sources and files in one Space.
  • Deep research keeps sources, evidence, and later edits together.
  • Investment research organizes notes and follow-ups. It does not promise returns.
  • Email workflows keep one class of mail work in a Space.
  • Content creation keeps topics, source material, and drafts together.

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FAQ

Which guide should I read first?

Start with how to create an AI Agent Space. Then open the template, collaboration, or scheduling guide that matches the work.

How is the template guide different from the template catalog?

The catalog is for choosing a published workspace template. The guide explains when to load one and how to keep modifying it.

How many credits does one run cost?

To be added: the amount deducted per call. You can already see subscription credits, top-up credits, the registration grant, the next reset, and the usage ledger.

Next step

Read how to create an AI Agent Space. If the job is already clear, browse workspace templates.

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