Getting started

This is the shortest path from an empty account to something you can actually look at.

1. Set up your company

The agent works from what it knows about your business. Open Settings → Company and fill in what you sell, to whom, and what you are trying to achieve. A vague company profile produces vague work — this is the single input with the biggest effect on quality.

2. Give it power

By default nothing runs on its own. In the workspace Controls:

• Set Power to on.
• Set Tasks/day to a small number to begin with. It caps how much autonomous work happens per day, and you can raise it once you trust the output.

Leave Agent email off until you have read Connections — you generally want to see a few drafts before anything is sent in your name.

3. Ask for something concrete

Open the chat and ask for one specific deliverable. Compare:

Help me with marketing

Write a one-page positioning brief for our solar B2B offer,
aimed at facility managers, and save it as a document.

The second produces something you can judge. The first produces a conversation.

Slash commands shape the intent for you:

4. Watch the work happen

Work runs as tasks. A task moves from pending to in progress to done, and its deliverables land in Documents.

You do not have to sit and watch: the agent keeps working after you close the tab, and you can catch up from the task list or from your notifications.

5. Judge the first output

Open the document it produced and react in chat — say what is wrong, what to keep, what to redo. Correcting a real deliverable teaches the agent more about your business than any amount of up-front configuration.

Then what

• Connect the tools it needs — see Connections.
• Understand what each task costs — see Tasks & Work Credits.
• Decide how much rope it gets on ad spend — see Ads & budget.