TaskZero

Chatting with Zero

Open Ask Zero from the sidebar, ask questions in plain language, and review, approve, or deny the action cards Zero proposes.

Updated 7/26/2026

Zero is a conversation. You open it, describe what you want, and it either answers, shows you what it found, or proposes a change for you to approve. This page walks through everyday use.

Open Ask Zero

Ask Zero in the sidebar is the single entry point. It opens Zero's full-page chat at /a/<account>/zero. On an empty thread you'll see suggested-prompt chips — "Set up a connector", "Why is my bill high?", "Create an agent", "Any problems with my account?" — to get you started.

Ask a question

Type what you want in plain language. Some things to try:

  • "What are my most expensive agents, and why?" — Zero reads your usage rollups and per-model spend and explains the drivers, with a link to billing.
  • "Why did the last run of support-bot fail?" — Zero reads the run, its messages, and the audit trail and root-causes it.
  • "How do I connect our Notion?" — Zero answers from the docs and can walk you through the connector setup.

Zero's answers stream in and link into the canonical dashboard pages, so you can always jump to the underlying surface.

Review and confirm actions

When you ask Zero to change something — set a spend cap, add a connector, create an agent — it doesn't act immediately. It renders an action card showing the exact proposed change, with a Confirm and a Cancel button.

  1. Read the proposed change on the card.
  2. Click Confirm to run it, or Cancel to drop it.
  3. On confirm, Zero executes the change through the same service the dashboard uses, then the card flips to a result with a deep link (for example, "Spend cap set to $200/mo → view billing").

Nothing is written until you confirm, and every confirmed action is audited. If you're a viewer, Zero stays read-only and won't offer action cards.

Where to go next

Ask Zero

Ask a question about connect0 and get an answer grounded in the docs, with links to the sources. Signed in? Zero answers with your account in mind.