# Learn Workmates > The guide to your AI teammates: conversations, connected apps, computer work, and recurring tasks. Covers getting started, teammates, group conversations, connected apps, computer use, workflows, and reference material. Raw markdown for any page is available at https://learn.workmates.ag/api/public/docs/
/.md ## Getting started - [Meet your Workmates](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/getting-started/overview): Workmates gives you a team of AI teammates with their own roles, conversations, memory, and tools. Start with one useful job, then add specialists when… - [Your first conversation](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/getting-started/first-conversation): Start with a small task that produces something you can inspect: a brief, a comparison, a file, or a set of edits. - [Find your way around](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/getting-started/workspace-tour): Your workspace brings teammates, conversations, shared files, and recurring work into one place. - [Ask for work clearly](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/getting-started/effective-requests): A useful request gives a teammate enough context to act and a clear way to recognize completion. ## Capabilities - [Create and shape your teammates](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/teammates): A teammate is a persistent member of your workspace with a name, role, conversation, and remembered context. Give each teammate a responsibility you… - [Bring teammates into one conversation](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/group-conversations): A group gives several teammates a shared conversation. Use it when the result benefits from different responsibilities, such as research, writing, and… - [Work together on a computer](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/computer): A teammate's computer gives you a visible browser and desktop for work that needs an interactive screen. You can watch, take control, and return… - [Connect the apps your work depends on](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/apps-and-connections): Connected apps let teammates use the actions exposed by an account, such as retrieving information or updating a supported service. Available apps and… - [Talk with a teammate or your team](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/voice): Voice calls let you talk through a task with one teammate or a group. Open the conversation and choose Call when voice is available in your workspace. - [Send a coding task to the cloud](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/cloud-coding): Cloud coding gives a teammate a separate task workspace for changes in a GitHub repository. You describe the outcome, then follow the task's progress,… - [Find and share a ready-made team](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/marketplace): The teammate marketplace lets you explore team packs containing teammate roles, instructions, examples, and reusable skills. Install a pack as a… - [Research with a clear question](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/research): A research teammate can work through web pages, supplied documents, and connected-app material to answer a focused question. Define the source boundary… - [Turn source material into useful work](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/capabilities/writing-and-analysis): Give a teammate the material and audience, then ask for the output you need: a brief, report, proposal, comparison, or revised draft. ## Tools - [Give your teammates lasting context](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/tools/memory-and-knowledge): Memory keeps useful facts, preferences, and decisions available beyond one exchange. Use it for information that should shape future work, and review… - [Save a method as a skill](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/tools/skills-and-tools): A skill is a reusable set of instructions for doing a kind of work. It tells teammates how to approach a task, what steps to follow, and what a good… - [Find and use your team's files](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/tools/workspace-files): Workspace files let you inspect what teammates create, move between folders, preview supported files, and download results to your device. - [Put recurring work on a routine](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/tools/scheduling): A routine combines an instruction with a trigger. Use one for a reminder, recurring brief, or a task that should start when a supported event arrives. - [Understand what happened during a task](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/tools/progress-and-outcomes): A teammate can report progress while it works and show activity from the tools it uses. Use those details to understand the result and any unfinished… - [Provide an API credential when requested](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/tools/credentials): Some external API tasks need a credential that is separate from an app's normal sign-in flow. A teammate can request that value through a masked field… ## Workflows - [Build a workflow around a result](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/workflows/overview): A workflow is the way you combine teammates, context, tools, and review to get a repeatable outcome. Begin with one complete task before adding more… - [Turn a project idea into a working brief](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/workflows/project-kickoff): Use a teammate to turn rough notes into an agreed starting point, then bring other teammates into specific parts of the work. - [Go from app context to a useful result](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/workflows/connected-work): Connected work starts with the correct account and a specific source. Confirm those before asking a teammate to draft, update, or send anything. - [Use a second teammate to improve a result](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/workflows/team-review): A team review works best when the author and reviewer have distinct responsibilities and share the same source material. - [Create a briefing you can rely on](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/workflows/recurring-briefing): Build the first brief in conversation, refine it, and then put the proven instruction on a routine. ## Control & review - [Keep control of the work](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/trust-and-safety/privacy-and-approvals): Tell teammates what you authorize, review requests that need your input, and choose carefully what you include in shared material. - [Check the result that matters](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/trust-and-safety/verification): Verification means checking the output against your task. Match the check to what you asked the teammate to do. ## Resources - [Prompts for useful work](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/resources/prompt-library): Start with one of these requests and replace the bracketed details with your own context. Keep the outcome and review step that matter to your task. - [Review before moving on](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/resources/review-checklists): Use the checklist that matches your task. A quick inspection of the real result is more useful than asking for another general assurance. - [Get an unfinished task moving again](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/resources/troubleshooting): Start with the visible status and the specific action that failed. Preserve the conversation so you can continue the existing work. - [What's covered in this guide](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/resources/changelog): Learn Workmates focuses on the hosted workspace: teammates, group conversations, apps, computers, files, calls, and repeatable work. ## Reference - [Find the right part of Workmates](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/reference/capability-map): Use this map to connect the result you want with the relevant workspace surface and guide. - [Workmates terms](https://learn.workmates.ag/docs/reference/glossary): These terms describe the people, context, and work surfaces you will encounter in the app.