# Getting Started 👋

## Installation & First Steps

## Setup API keys

## Chatting with Alice

## Summon Alice

## Agents

## Skills

## Customizing Themes

## Image Generation

## Online Mode

## Vision Skills

## Working with documents & files

## Artifacts

## Code Interpreter

## Multi-agent

## Memory

## Deep Links (x-scheme-url)

# Remote Actions ✨

## Remote Actions Basics

## First Remote Action Scenario

## Quick Scheduling Links Automation

## Using existing automations

# Advanced 📚

# Local Server

# Managing messenger inboxes

# Using Model Context Protocol (MCP)

# Using Zapier MCP

# Using N8N MCP

# Custom Apps

# Open-source models with Ollama

# Connect Alice to OpenRouter.ai

# Inspirations 💡

## Accept Offers with Alice

## Craft Compelling Copy

## Customer Service

## Translations and readability

## Formal Communication

## Generate Images & use Vision

## Getting Mailchimp Campaign Stats

## Google Analytics Reports

## Harnessing Alice for Development

## Instant Text Correction

## Instant Voiceovers

## Instant Zoom Meetings

## Manage Subscribers in Mailer Lite

## Managing Social media

## Managing Tasks

## Quick Google Calendar Events

## Recent News with Perplexity

## Scheduling Social Media Posts

## Simple Automation for Data Insights

## Streamline Project Management

## Translations and Learning

## Unsplash Photos

## Wolfram Alpha

## YouTube Descriptions

## Zoom & Google Calendar

You can enable artifacts for the assistant in the settings or by using the sparkle button in the prompt input.

When enabled, you can ask the assistant to generate, for example, a visualization of the data in your documents, the ongoing conversation, or any other source the model has access to.

Artifacts can also be used in a way that allows data from the interface to be passed back to the assistant. If you want it to work this way, simply ask the agent about it. The generated interface will include a button that lets you send the information back to the chat.