Install Tokeny and complete your first task

Start with a task whose result you can inspect

Tokeny combines models, workspace files and tools in a desktop assistant. Start with synthetic input before using business documents. This guide applies to the Tokeny 1.7 series; available tools depend on your platform, model and installed skills.

1. Install and check the version

Choose Windows x64, macOS Apple Silicon / Intel or Linux from the official download area. After installation, check the version in the application's settings or About screen. Beta history is a separate release channel; a beta feature is not a promise about every stable version.

Follow the sign-in and model setup prompts. Membership and built-in channels depend on account eligibility. Your own API key needs an active provider account and sufficient quota. Send “Reply only: connection successful” to check connectivity. For a 401 response, check credentials and the selected channel; for a 429 response, check rate limits and quota.

2. Create a separate workspace

Create an empty folder such as tokeny-first-task and select it as the current workspace. Download the meeting notes sample into that folder. It contains synthetic teaching data, not customer information.

Specify the input file and output path. Avoid scanning an entire drive for a first task. Try this prompt:

Read meeting-notes.txt in the current workspace. Write summary.md with confirmed decisions, action items, owners and due dates. Mark missing information as “to confirm”; do not invent it. Save the file, report its path, and list two points that need human review. Write the summary in English.

3. Inspect execution and the saved file

Check that the assistant reads the intended file. When a tool or write action needs confirmation, review the operation and path. Open summary.md when the task completes. The November 12 launch target must still require review, and the budget must remain unapproved.

Success means the file opens, its facts match the source, and uncertainties remain explicit. A completion message in the chat is not evidence that a file exists. If it is missing, ask for the actual saved path and inspect the directory again.

The screenshot comes from a real task in Tokeny 1.7.6 on Windows using the online gpt-6-sol model. Download the actual generated summary in Chinese to compare it with the source. The English prompt above is an adaptation.

Troubleshooting

Continue with meeting notes to Word or CSV to Excel. Before using real documents, review models and data flows.