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# Start Chat

This is the main chat interface of the QubeQode Pro platform. It is designed to help users generate smart contracts using a conversational chatbot. Here's a detailed explanation of what you see:

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**Navigation Bar**

On the top left, you see the QubeQode logo and name and on the right-hand side, there is a toggle button that lets the user switch between ***"Basic"*** and ***"Pro"*** modes, indicating different tiers of the platform.

**Chat History**

A **"Start Chat"** button allows users to initiate a new chat session with the chatbot. Below it is the **History** section, which shows a list of previous chat sessions along with timestamps *(e.g., "7 hours ago," "12 hours ago," "Yesterday")*. Each entry shows the first few words of past prompts. At the bottom, there is a **Settings** button, likely for user preferences or chatbot configurations.

**Chat Window**

The main message says, ***"How can I help you today?"***, which prompts the user to type their request. Below this message is a text box where users can enter their prompt to generate a smart contract. Once you type your request, you can click the arrow-shaped Send button on the right side of the input box to submit it and start the contract generation process.


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