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Using the Personal Assistant

The Personal Assistant, also shown as Linx or Ask Linx, is the built-in Traylinx chat interface. It supports text, voice, file attachments, and platform help. You can ask it about AgentRelay, project assets, API keys, wallets, organizations and Tytus.

When you select an available Tytus pod as the chat target, you talk to that pod's agent. Choose the platform assistant for Traylinx documentation help. The available targets depend on your account and pod state; being on the Tytus page does not mean every message goes to a private pod.

The separate Tytus Chat team-chat product has agent DMs and channels. Its allow files / no files consent commands apply there, not to Linx's built-in file picker. File-reading and memory capabilities depend on the team-chat workspace configuration.

The assistant is also the in-app help surface for Tytus. Ask it about "Tytus", "titus", "titles", private pods, OpenClaw, Hermes, Atomek, JULI3TA, shared folders, WireGuard, or install commands.

1. Start a chat

  1. Open Ask Linx / the assistant icon, or expand the assistant to a full-page conversation. Some screens use the Personal Assistant label.
  2. Type into the message box.
  3. Press Enter or click Send.

The assistant keeps conversation history in the left chat list. Use New conversation when you want a clean thread.

2. Choose model speed

If your chat target offers a speed selector, use it to choose: - Fast: quick replies and low-latency work. - Balanced: better reasoning for normal tasks. - Powerful: deeper reasoning for multi-step work.

Where a speed selector is available, these map to curated models behind stable AIL names. Controls can differ between the platform assistant and a selected pod's agent. Your usage depends on the active route and plan; check the current usage screen rather than assuming every response consumes the same allowance.

3. Use voice

  1. Click the microphone icon.
  2. Speak your message.
  3. Review the transcript.
  4. Click Send to submit or cancel with the close button.

4. Attach files

Click the Plus (+) button next to the input.

You can attach: - Images and screenshots. - PDFs and documents. - Audio and video files. - Project assets. - Marketplace or Studio resources when available.

Large files may take longer to process. If the assistant needs project context, attach the exact file or open the relevant project first.

5. Ask about Tytus

Good Tytus questions: - "How do I install Tytus on my Mac?" - "How do I install Tytus on Windows?" - "What is tytusOS?" - "What apps are included?" - "How do I use shared folders?" - "How do I connect Cursor or Claude Code to my AIL gateway?"

Current install answers should point to https://get.traylinx.com/#install, the macOS/Linux curl command, and the Windows PowerShell command. They should not say Windows is coming soon.

6. Use Tytus with external tools

For Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, or another OpenAI-compatible client: 1. Open Tytus in the sidebar. 2. In Configs & references, click Generate for the env block. 3. Copy the endpoint and key into your local tool. 4. Keep the Tytus WireGuard tunnel connected when using private pod routes.

Use tytus llm-docs for the CLI-facing reference.

7. Troubleshooting

  • If replies fail, check Tytus → pod status.
  • If private routing fails, run tytus test locally.
  • If TytusOS is needed, open http://localhost:4242.
  • If you changed machines, run tytus setup again.
  • If you are on Windows, confirm you installed Tytus from the PowerShell command on the Tytus page.

Mirrored from traylinx-web:docs/user-manuals/02_personal_assistant.md. Edit the source in the traylinx-web repo — changes here are overwritten by the sync script.