Use task controls to add an instruction while Zeno is working, change direction, or stop the current work. Stopping a task does not clear its queued prompts.
Queue an Instruction
You can add an instruction while Zeno is working:
Enter a short text-only prompt.
Select Queue message
.
Check that your prompt appears under Next up.
A queued prompt waits for Zeno to pick it up. Check the progress and result to confirm that Zeno has applied your correction.
If the queue control is unavailable, wait for the current work to finish or stop it before sending a follow-up. Wait until the current work finishes or stops before adding new files.
Redirect the Work or Remove a Queued Prompt
To steer the work in progress, select Redirect now beside the queued prompt. Zeno applies the change at the next safe point, so check the subsequent progress and result.
If you no longer need a queued prompt and Remove from queue
is available, remove it before Zeno uses it. Check Next up to confirm that it has been removed.
Stop a Task and Start Again
Select Stop
in the composer.
Check Next up: stopping the current work does not clear queued prompts.
Review any existing result before starting again.
After the task stops, enter a new instruction explaining what Zeno should do next.
Remove an unwanted queued prompt when Remove from queue is available. If a result is missing or an action fails, check what is already present before repeating the action. Keep a copy of your intended instruction.
Always review the final answer and any created document before you use it. If you remain stuck, contact Support with the step that failed and the error you saw.
For progress updates and Execution Plan editing, see How to Follow Zeno’s Progress and Plans.