Aqqrue can work on complex accounting tasks that take several minutes to complete. You can now stay in control while it works by stopping the current task, steering it with additional instructions, or queuing your next request.
Stop a running chat
While Aqqrue is working, click the Stop button to end the current execution.
This is useful when:
You sent the wrong request.
You want to make a major change to the scope.
You no longer need Aqqrue to complete the task.
Once the execution has stopped, you can send a revised prompt and start again.
Steer work in progress
If Aqqrue is already working and you want to add context or correct its approach, type and send a follow-up message. You will see an option to Steer the current chat.
Selecting Steer tells Aqqrue to incorporate the new instruction into the task already in progress before providing its final result.
For example, you might initially ask:
Review the books and help me clean them up.
If Aqqrue begins reviewing the entire year, you can steer it with: "Only review transactions from January 1 through March 31, 2026"
Aqqrue will update the scope of the active task and continue working. Steering is particularly helpful when:
Aqqrue is using the wrong date range.
You forgot to include an important constraint.
The progress updates suggest that Aqqrue is taking the wrong approach.
You want to narrow or clarify the current task without starting again.
Queue your next request
You can also send another message without selecting Steer. The message will remain in the queue and automatically become the next request after Aqqrue completes the current task.
For example, while Aqqrue is reviewing the books, you could queue:
Show me all the duplicate transactions from this period.
Aqqrue will finish the review, provide its result, and then pick up the duplicate-transactions request.
For best results, we recommend keeping only 1-2 messages in the queue at a time.
Should you steer or queue?
Use Steer when the new message changes or adds information to the task currently in progress.
Use the queue when the message is a separate task that Aqqrue should complete next.
A simple rule: if Aqqrue needs the information before finishing its current result, steer it. If the request can wait until afterward, queue it.