Your first task

1. Add a project

Choose a local repository or project folder. Synara keeps the project available in the sidebar and opens tasks in that project's working directory.

Git is recommended because it enables branches, diffs, worktrees, commits, pushes, and pull-request workflows. You can still use a non-Git folder for simpler tasks.

2. Create a task

Create a new task from the active project. Choose whether it should use the project directly or a separate worktree when that option is available.

• Use the local project for one focused task or when you intentionally want to work on the checked-out branch.
• Use a worktree when another task may edit the repository at the same time.

3. Choose a provider

Select an enabled provider, model, and reasoning or effort level. Synara remembers provider choices while still allowing you to change models during supported sessions.

4. Give the agent a concrete objective

Describe the outcome, relevant constraints, and how to verify the result. Attach or mention files when they are important.

Add an empty state to the pull-request list.
Reuse the existing shared panel components and run the focused browser test.

5. Follow the work

Keep the conversation, tool activity, terminal, browser preview, and file changes visible as needed. Respond when the provider requests approval or user input.

6. Review before shipping

Inspect the resulting diff and run the relevant checks. Commit only the changes you want to keep. If the repository is hosted on GitHub, you can continue into the pull-request workflow.