Academy
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
Multi-Agent Collaboration
To enable multi-agent collaboration, use the button available within the prompt input.
For the active assistant, you can also change whether it is available for other assistants to call.
Assistants are selected based on their names and descriptions, so ensure these are clean and clear, or simply tell the model directly which assistant to call. When calling another assistant, all MCPs and settings enabled by this assistant will be available to them.
By default the subagent will be called in the same thread, as follows:
You can ask the agent to use a separate thread. Doing so creates a separate conversation for the subagent, ensuring only the results are available in the current thread. This technique helps you manage the context of the conversation.