Worker mode and the tray menu
When this computer is paired, a small part of KaDeep, the desktop worker, takes work for the agents. Its tray icon lets you pause it, stop it, and see what it is doing.
Before you start: pair this computer.
1. Open the tray menu
Section titled “1. Open the tray menu”Choose the KaDeep Studio Pro icon in the notification area, at the right of the taskbar. It may be under the ^ arrow.
Choose the KaDeep Studio Pro icon in the menu bar, at the top right of your screen.
The menu is headed KaDeep Studio Pro desktop worker, followed by its state, such as Online or Busy · 1 session, and the project it is paired with.
2. What each item does
Section titled “2. What each item does”| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Pause worker | Takes no new work. Running sessions finish. The state reads Paused. |
| Resume worker | Takes work again. |
| Stop all sessions | Stops every agent session on this computer at once. |
| Permissions & pairing… | Opens Desktop worker setup: permissions, and a pairing code. |
| Forget pairing | Unpairs this computer from its project. |
| Check for Updates… | See Check for updates. |
| Show window | Brings back the KaDeep Studio Pro window. |
| Quit | Closes the app and the worker. |
3. Run a spare computer as a worker
Section titled “3. Run a spare computer as a worker”A shared Mac mini or test PC can work for a project with no one at it. Worker mode runs only the tray icon and the on-screen overlay, with no main window.
- Install KaDeep Studio Pro on the spare computer and pair it with the project.
- On a Mac, allow the permissions.
- Start the app with the
--workeroption, for example from a login script, so it starts as a worker after every restart. - Keep the computer awake and signed in.
Your IT team can set this up once for each shared machine.