You open Runable. You type what you want built. The agent builds it. That is the entire premise. You do not need to describe how to do it, which tools to use, or what steps to follow. Describe the outcome. The agent handles everything else.Documentation Index
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The loop
Every interaction with the agent follows the same cycle: describe, answer, review, iterate. You type your goal in plain language and hit send. The agent reads your message, figures out what information is missing, and asks before it starts. You answer once. It builds. You see the result live in the right panel and keep talking to refine it.What that looks like in practice
- Building a website
- Creating a presentation
- Generating a video
- Writing a report
Ask the agent to build a booking site for your fitness studio
The agent asks first, and the it builds
Most AI tools take your prompt and immediately generate something. If it is wrong, you start over. Runable asks clarifying questions before building anything. That means the output matches what you actually meant on the first try.You do not need a perfect prompt. A rough description is enough. The agent fills in the gaps by asking you.
You watch it work in real time
While the agent is running you can stop the agent at any time with the stop button. It halts immediately. If your connection drops while the agent is working, it keeps going in the background. When you reconnect, the stream picks up where it left off.Every chat gets its own sandbox
Each Agent Mode conversation runs in an isolated sandbox environment. The agent can write code, run commands, install packages, and start servers inside it. Your sandbox persists across messages within a chat, so the agent can build on previous work without starting over. The sandbox auto-pauses after 45 minutes of inactivity and resumes when you send your next message.The agent remembers your preferences
Every new chat, the agent checks its memory first. If you have told it your preferences before, it already knows them.Tell the agent your brand defaults once
The agent uses skills automatically
When you ask for something specific, the agent loads the right skill, a pre-built workflow with tools and steps for that job. You never need to pick skills manually unless you want to. To use a skill explicitly, type/ in the input bar and select one from the dropdown.
Use Plan Mode for complex projects
When to use Plan Mode
When to use Plan Mode
Use it any time your project has more than two or three pieces that need to work together: a website with authentication, payments, and a database. A multi-page report with specific data sources. A workflow that chains multiple tools. Plan Mode catches misalignment before it becomes wasted work.
Next steps
Agent Mode vs Chat Mode vs Plan Mode
Understand when to use each mode and what each one can do.
Branching and Rollback
Go back to any point in a conversation or fork it into a new direction.
Memory
Set your preferences once and have the agent remember them in every conversation.
Skills
Learn how the agent uses skills and how to create your own.