Use cyberdecks
A cyberdeck is a small dashboard your Kiddie builds for a task. Use one to compare findings, organize a checklist, inspect holdings, or review an enabled strategy.
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Create or change a deck
- In chat, describe what you want to see. For example: “Build a research deck with the candidates, evidence, open questions, and last-checked time.”
- Wait for your Kiddie to publish the deck. It can appear before the chat reply finishes.
- Open the deck and review it. On a smaller screen, select Decks first.
- Ask for changes in chat. Name the deck and the change, such as “In the research deck, group the unanswered questions together.”
You don't install a dashboard template or edit its code. Your Kiddie creates and updates the files.
Find a deck
- In the deck panel, open All decks, the grid icon.
- Use Find a deck to search by name or title, or select a deck from the list.
The holdings deck stays first and serves as the home deck. Other decks depend on what you have asked your Kiddie to build.
Understand deck interactions
Not every control has the same effect:
| Interaction | What happens |
|---|---|
| Switch a tab, sort a table, or change a display filter | Changes what the deck shows, if the deck implements that control. |
| Leave a preference or feedback note | Adds an “echo,” a note your Kiddie reads on a later turn. It doesn't wake the agent immediately. |
| Use an ask or strategy-management control | Puts a draft in chat. Review the draft and select Send to request the action. |
An Echoes queued message counts notes waiting to be read. It doesn't mean that a trade, a strategy change, or a notification is queued for execution.
Deck controls don't submit trades directly. On a strategy deck, selecting a pause or close control is only the first step: send the drafted request and check your Kiddie's acknowledgment.
Check how current the data is
A deck's update time tells you when its content was written. Individual figures can have separate source timestamps. An automatically refreshing panel isn't proof that every market figure is fresh.
For a new snapshot, ask “Refresh this deck and show when the data was checked.” For updates while you're away, ask about background work.
Treat unavailable values as unknown, not zero. A market listing isn't proof that trading is supported, and a starter deck's demonstration numbers aren't your holdings.
Archive or restore a deck
Archiving removes a deck from the active list without deleting it. It doesn't stop a watch or strategy associated with that deck.
- Open All decks.
- Find the deck, then select Archive.
To restore it:
- Open All decks, then expand Archived. Searching also includes archived matches.
- Find the deck, then select Restore.
The holdings deck can't be archived. To stop background work, remove the watch or stop the strategy.
Next: Save reports and files.