Using Features

Both individual and enterprise users access **My Account** from the personal menu in the lower-left corner.

Preferences let you adjust SuperMagic’s interface language, time display, follow-up suggestions, and browser notifications, as well as manage scheduled tasks and local data.

Workspaces are used to organize projects, while projects are used to carry out specific work. When using SuperMagic, select a workspace first, then open a project.

Create, switch between, rename, or delete workspaces in **Workspaces** on the left.

Create, pin, move, delete, and restore projects in a workspace.

Upload, view, download, edit, and restore files in a project.

Scheduled tasks allow an Agent to automatically execute a task you write at a specified date and time.

Long-term memory stores information that needs to be referenced continuously in future tasks.

After enabling project sharing, you can invite members or departments to use the project together.

Create, find, rename, and delete topics in a project.

Generate share links for projects, topics, or files, and control their access scope.

Conversations are used to submit requests directly to an Agent. From the conversation list, you can create, find, and manage past conversations.

AI Recording can record meetings in real time or import existing audio.

Before starting a recording, you can choose where to save the project and audio source.

Import audio and wait for the system to generate a transcription and summary.

Find, view, and manage processed recordings in AI Recordings.

Export content from the recording details page or use the sharing entry point.

Digital Crew are AI assistants that complete tasks based on roles, capabilities, and knowledge; Crew Marketplace is used to find existing crew members, while My Crew is used to manage crew members you created or enabled.

Describe the role, tasks, and expected results in Digital Crew to create your own Digital Crew.

Create a Digital Crew version in My Employees, set access permissions, and complete the publishing process.

Find and add built-in skills on the Digital Crew configuration page, then review the crew member's skill list.

Create or select a knowledge base on the Digital Crew configuration page, add resources, and check the retrieval results after import.

Set up Basic Information, Presets, Quick Start, and Inspiration Discovery in Digital Crew Scene Configuration to help users start tasks from clear entry points.

Add members or departments in the **Digital Crew** **Co-developers** settings and view the users who jointly maintain it.

SuperClaw is a dedicated AI assistant that can continuously handle tasks. To use it, first select an instance from the SuperClaw list, then enter the corresponding conversation workspace.

Create SuperClaw instances in My SuperClaw, view their running status, start or stop instances, and edit or delete existing instances.

Initiate a WeChat connection in the **Conversation Workspace** of SuperClaw, complete **QR code login**, and verify the **connection result** through two-way message exchange.

Initiate a Feishu connection in the target SuperClaw conversation workspace. SuperClaw first checks the current login status; for the first connection, authorize your Feishu account first. If the page indicates that no Feishu apps are currently available, go to the developer console to create or select an app.

MCP is used to connect callable tools or external services to SuperMagic. You can add available MCPs to a conversation, select and call them using @; if no MCP meets your needs, you can also create and configure one yourself.

Add an available MCP to the current conversation, select the MCP with @, send a request, and view the MCP call process and returned results.

Create an MCP in **Custom Plugins**, connect the required capabilities by importing existing tools or entering a JSON configuration, and modify or delete the MCP after it is created.

A **skill** is a reusable capability that **Digital Crew** can call. The **Skill Library** is used to find and add skills, while **My Skills** is used to manage skills created or added by the current account.

In the **Skills Library**, you can create a **new skill** through a conversation or import an existing **skill file** or **folder**.

Create a skill version in My Skills, set the publication scope and usage permissions, and view published versions.

Add members or departments on the **Collaborative Developers** page of a **Skill**, and view, adjust, or remove collaborators.

Micro-apps generate usable applications from a single sentence. They can also read files, use databases, and connect to other applications.

After the account is granted the required permissions, you can create, edit, preview, publish, update, and unpublish micro-apps.

The Recycle Bin stores deleted workspaces, projects, topics, and files in one place. You can restore items during the retention period or delete them permanently.