quick-task

Single-turn task requests are handled by routing between direct answering, web search, delegated content generation, and task status updates. This closes knowledge Q&A, real-time lookup, and writing instantly without triggering multi-step event chains or altering core state.

Yes, task status updates like completion, procrastination, and progress reporting sync directly to TickTick. If TickTick is unavailable, the system still records the status update internally and informs you of the synchronization failure.

When you report a procrastination or delay for a task with an existing scheduled time slot, the system triggers dynamic rescheduling. This automatically rearranges your timeline to reduce the manual cost of adjusting deferred tasks.

Delegated writing routes your content generation request to the jiangren agent, which executes the task and returns the final result. If the jiangren agent is unavailable, the system falls back to alternative behavior to ensure you still receive a response.

Yes, instant web search provides source citations for real-time information lookup. When your query requires external data, the system searches the web, retrieves current information, and explicitly annotates the sources within the answer.

If web search or the jiangren agent is unavailable, the system applies deterministic fallback behavior. It will not fail entirely but will rely on direct answering or alternative routing to ensure your single-turn request still receives a valid response.