Getting work done

Your operator arrives knowing over a thousand professional skills. Some are knowledge it draws on; others are procedures with declared steps, and those leave a record.

Running a procedure

Ask for the work in plain words — You do not name the skill. The operator recognises what is being asked and reaches for it.

It follows the steps in order — Each step is written down as it happens — what was called, what came back, what was skipped and why.

Read the run afterwards — Open the Runs tab to see every step and the verdict it reached, with the evidence behind it.

Two things procedures do that chat cannot

They stop for a person — A step can require a human decision. It waits there and picks up from that exact step when you answer.

They survive interruption — Progress is written before each call, so a procedure resumes where it stopped rather than starting again.

Every operator has every skill from the day it is created. Nothing is bought separately and nothing unlocks over time.