> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kaleidoswap.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Chat with Your Wallet

> Use KaleidoMind chat in the KaleidoSwap Desktop App to check balances, trade, and buy channels in plain language, with every spend behind a confirmation

<Warning>
  KaleidoMind is an experimental preview. Expect rough edges and occasional incorrect responses, and always review the confirmation details before approving a spend.
</Warning>

Chat is the conversational surface of [KaleidoMind](/ai-tools/kaleido-mind), the on-device assistant bundled with the Desktop App. You ask in plain language; the model reads your wallet and node through tools and drafts the action. Nothing moves until you confirm.

Enable it from **Settings > Capabilities** by choosing **Node + Mind**. See [Brain](/desktop-app/kaleidomind/brain) for what runs behind it.

## What You Can Ask

| Ask                            | What happens                                                                                                  |
| ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Balances, channels, prices** | The model reads state through its tools and answers directly. No confirmation needed — nothing is being spent |
| **"Buy 1 USDT"**               | Quotes the maker and runs the full atomic swap behind a single confirmation showing the real numbers          |
| **"Buy a channel"**            | Orders inbound BTC liquidity, or an RGB asset channel pre-loaded via the LSP, as a one-confirmation flow      |

Read-only questions are free to ask. Anything that moves funds stops at a confirmation sheet first.

## Confirmation Before Spend

Every fund-moving action is gated. The confirmation sheet is built from the resolved call — the actual amounts, assets, and destination — not from the model's description of it, so a wrong unit or recipient shows up where you can catch it.

The model cannot bypass this gate. It is part of the tool contract, not a UI courtesy.

## While a Turn Runs

* **Live tool activity** — tool calls render as typed result cards as they happen, so you can see which balances, channels, or quotes were actually read
* **Reasoning** — optionally expand the model's thinking for a turn
* **Stop** — cancel at any point; the running on-device inference aborts immediately and the turn ends cleanly