Job Modes
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Job Modes

Context-aware AI that adapts to your workflow. Switch modes to get relevant suggestions.

Overview

Job Modes tell NeuroTerm what type of work you're doing. When you set a mode, the AI adjusts its responses, highlighting patterns adapt to relevant content, and pattern markers look for mode-specific issues.

Each mode can have its own set of context documents (RAG), highlight presets, and pattern markers.

Built-in Modes

Linux

For embedded Linux development, kernel debugging, and system administration.

  • - Kernel log highlighting (dmesg patterns)
  • - Systemd service markers
  • - Boot stage detection

MCU

For microcontroller development, firmware debugging, and hardware bring-up.

  • - U-Boot and bootloader patterns
  • - Flash programming markers
  • - Hardware fault detection

Network

For network debugging, protocol analysis, and server administration.

  • - IP address and MAC highlighting
  • - Connection status markers
  • - Protocol error detection

Switching Modes

You can switch modes in several ways:

  • Click the mode badge in the status bar
  • Use the session settings panel
  • Set the default mode in global settings

Custom Modes

Create your own modes tailored to specific projects or workflows:

  1. 1

    Open the Context sidebar

  2. 2

    Navigate to the Job Modes section

  3. 3

    Click Add Custom Mode

  4. 4

    Configure the mode name, highlight preset, and linked documents

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