1. Creating an Environment

   Here are the three ways you can create an environment in Workik:

   1. Template Selection:
   1. Choose from a range of ready-made templates to get a head start with a pre-configured environment.
   
   2. Create with AI:
   1. AI assists in environment setup based on your specifications.
   2. Ideal for tailored environments with specific language and database needs.
   3. Create from Scratch:
   1. Full control over every aspect of the environment.
   2. Manually select and add each context for a completely custom build.

   Here’s is how you can set up your code environment:

   1. Click on the respective tile you want to choose 'Template Selection', 'Create with AI', or 'Create from Scratch'
      
   2. Right after that, a pop-up will appear prompting you to name your environment.
      
   3. Upon naming and clicking ‘Create’, you'll receive a welcome message. Hit 'Next' to proceed.
   4. At this stage, you can add relevant context like packages, libraries, integrate your codebase, add database schemas, and more. Feel free to skip adding a context if it's not relevant to your current needs. To Learn more about how to add each of the context, Click here .
      
   5. If you've missed anything, here's your chance to add any extra context. This step ensures your environment is perfectly aligned with your project's needs.
   Note: You can always edit the environment and update the context easily
   
   6. Click on ‘Finish’. Now, your environment is ready for you to start generating code.

2. Inviting Team Members

   Invite team members and assign permissions to them based on their project involvement. Three types of permission are supported by workik

   1. No Access
   2. Viewer
   3. Editor
   

3. Managing Multiple Workspaces Within The Environment

   In Workik, you can effortlessly set up multiple workspaces within one environment to suit your project's needs. You can create customized workspaces for specific tasks ensuring organized and efficient development with AI

   Here's how it works:

   1. Click on the 'New Workspace' button within your environment.
   
   2. Assign a relevant name to your new workspace.
   
   3. Define the accessibility settings for your workspace. Two types of permission are supported by Workik:
      1. Private - for individual use
      2. Public - for collaborative efforts.
      
   4. Click on ‘Add Workspace’, and voilà! Your brand-new workspace is now set up and ready for output generation within your environment.
      

4. Editing the Environment

   1. Whenever necessary, you can ‘Edit’ your environment by just clicking on the ‘Edit Environment’ button.
      
   2. A pop up appears where:
      1. To add more context to your environment, click the ‘Add Context’ button.
      2. If you need to remove any specific context, simply click the ‘Delete’ button next to it.
      3. To delve deeper into any added context and make further customizations, click the ‘Expand’ button.
      4. Once you have adjusted your context settings, be sure to click ‘Save Workspace’ to apply the changes.
      

5. Deleting your Environment

   1. To permanently remove an existing environment, click on the ‘Delete Environment’ button.
   2. A confirmation prompt will appear; click ‘Yes’ to confirm and permanently delete the environment.
   
   Note: Once deleted, all associated data will be permanently removed.

Context acts as a guide for the AI, outlining your project with details like programming languages, frameworks, databases, code snippets, APIs, or design assets. It's crucial for precise code generation, effective debugging, and ensuring AI outputs align with your project's objectives. Managing this context means keeping it up-to-date and relevant as your project evolves, ensuring that the assistance you receive from the AI remains accurate and highly customized to your development needs.

Here’s how you can manage your context:

1. Go to the right side panel to 'Environment Context' to view or modify the parameters of your workspace.
   
2. Click the 'Add' button to introduce new context elements.
   
3. Click on the ‘Pencil’ icon to edit existing ones.
   
4. You can check or uncheck boxes to activate or deactivate specific context elements of ‘Options List’, ‘Database’, ‘Code’, or ‘Image’.
   
Note: If the AI's response isn't quite right, head to 'Environment Context'. Fine-tune the context to enhance future AI interactions.

1. Working with Tokens

   AI tokens quantify the processing capacity allocated from GPT-based models (OpenAI), for each AI request. In simple words, think of AI tokens as the fuel that powers your AI requests—For larger requests and more complex responses, allocate a higher token count and utilize advanced GPT models to enhance the accuracy and complexity of the AI's output.

   1. Click on the 'Token Type:' dropdown menu in the interface.
      
   2. Select the ‘Token Type’ you want to use. Various Tokens available in Workik are:
      1. AI 3.5 (4k / request): This option allocates up to 4,000 tokens for processing a single request using the third generation of AI, suited for less complex tasks.
      2. AI 3.5 (16k / request): Choose this to utilize 16,000 tokens for more detailed analysis with AI generation 3, ideal for intricate prompts.
      3. AI 4 (8k / request): This provides an 8,000 token capacity per request with the advanced fourth-generation AI, balancing depth with resource usage.
      4. AI 4 (32k / request): Opt for a substantial 32,000 tokens per request for extensive and in-depth AI generation 4 processing.
      5. AI 4 (128k / request): The highest token offering for highly complex and nuanced analysis, leveraging the full power of AI generation 4.
      6. AI 4 Vision: A specialized service utilizing AI generation 4 for tasks involving image recognition and processing.
      
   Note: Unlock the full power of AI4 by adding your custom ChatGPT AI Key , exclusively available with the Workik Premium plans. For pricing details, click here .

2. Generating AI powered Output

   1. Click on the 'Output:' dropdown menu below the workspace panel.
      
   2. Select the type of Output you want from AI:
      1. Select 'Code' to generate code snippets for your project.
      2. Choose 'Text' for detailed explanations or data analysis results.
      3. Pick 'Image' for visual designs (Note: 'Image' requires the use of the 'AI 4 Vision' token type).
      
   3. Enter the specifics of your request in the text box provided.
      
   4. Click on ‘Get AI Response’ and the AI will generate the output based on the selected type, provided details and context.
      
   5. You can use the ' Send Chat' feature in your workspace to easily discuss and collaborate with your team within the workspace.

Workik AI bots are versatile tools within your workspace, each powered by different contexts. They can engage in interbot conversations, which helps in generating more accurate AI responses.

1. Selecting A Bot

   1. Go to the 'Bot:' dropdown menu in your workspace.
      
   2. You'll see a list of all the bots you've created or are available to you, such as 'default', 'bot_2', or 'my_frontend_bot'.
   3. Choose the bot that fits your current needs by clicking on it. Each bot might be specialized in different areas, so pick one that aligns with the task at hand.
      
   Note: The default bot in Workik is your ready-to-use AI assistant that's set up to help you with general tasks right from the start, without the need for any extra customization. Continually improving its understanding of your project for more accurate and personalized assistance over time.

2. Enabling Bot Communication in code environment

   Enabling Bot Communication in the Workik code environment allows various AI bots to interact within a single workspace. Through interbot conversation, AI bots can exchange information, assign tasks to one another, and collectively contribute to more refined and precise AI responses.

   Follow these steps to get started with interbot conversation:

   1. click over the 'Bot:' dropdown menu in your workspace.
      
   2. Click on the 'Advance'.
      
   3. In the advance section, you will see all the lists of bots created in your project. Here you can select multiple bots, enabling interbot communication to assist in generating AI outputs. They can even assign tasks among themselves.
      
   4. Click on 'Save' to set up the bots. Now the bots can communicate with each other.
      
   5. Please note that when configuring multiple bots in a workspace for communication and assistance, there's a feature to set a 'Limit' on AI bot conversations. This precaution ensures that bots stay focused on the task at hand and prevents them from engaging in endless loops of dialogue.
      

1. Providing Feedback on AI Responses:

   1. After receiving an AI response, if you find it useful, click 'thumbs up' to express your satisfaction. This action triggers a pop-up inviting you to share your feedback, where you can detail what aspects of the response you found particularly helpful.
      
   2. If the AI's response falls short of your expectations or contains errors, clicking on 'thumbs down' will prompt a feedback pop-up. Here, you can share detailed insights about your concerns, helping to refine future interactions.
      

2. How to improve AI response?

   1. Switch to AI 4 Tokens: For a smarter, faster AI, use AI 4 tokens.
   2. Set Context: Sharing more relevant context enhances the AI's accuracy. A detailed project context ensures more precise and complete responses.
   3. Ask Clearly: Precision in your prompts equals precision in AI responses.

3. Seeing the Impact of Your Feedback:

   1. Your feedback is instrumental in the AI's learning process. With each 'thumbs up' or 'thumbs down', along with detailed feedback, the AI adapts to your preferences and the nuances of your project.
   2. Over time, these interactions create a tailored AI that is more in tune with your style and project needs.