First Run
After installation, open DesireCore and you'll see a sleek, elegant interface with a glass-like aesthetic. Here's a quick tour of what happens after launch.
Startup
On the first launch, DesireCore performs some initialization:
- Creates local data directories
- Installs the built-in core agent (DesireCore)
- Syncs global skills
This process usually takes only a few seconds, during which you'll see a brief loading screen.
Main Interface Overview
After startup, you'll enter DesireCore's main interface. It uses a three-column layout:
┌─────┬──────────────┬────────────────────────────┐
│ │ │ │
│ Nav │ Conversation│ Chat Area │
│ Bar │ List │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ │ │
└─────┴──────────────┴────────────────────────────┘
Navigation Bar (Left)
The narrow strip on the far left is the navigation bar, with the following items from top to bottom:
- Logo: DesireCore icon
- Conversations: Chat interface (default page)
- Agents: Manage your AI companions
- Knowledge Base: View and manage knowledge resources
- Monitor: View agent execution status
- Settings: Application settings (bottom)
- Avatar: Your profile (bottom)
Conversation List (Center)
The list displays all your conversation sessions. On first launch, you'll see a pre-installed core agent — DesireCore, your general-purpose AI assistant.
Chat Area (Right)
This is the main area for interacting with your AI companion. The top shows the current conversation's agent info, and the bottom has the message input box.
Next Step
Now that you've seen DesireCore's interface, the most important next step is to Configure API Key — telling DesireCore which AI provider you'd like to use to power your agents.