Human-in-the-loop (HITL)

HITL means Aihper pauses instead of taking a consequential action without you. The interaction remains attached to the work so its outcome can be reviewed later.

Clarify intent

Confirm what Aihper understood and answer focused questions. Add a note when none of the offered choices fully describes your intent.

Propose a creative demand

Decide whether Aihper should adopt a newly discovered direction. You can accept it, skip it, or allow the supported automatic path.

Confirm a tool

Approve or reject a tool action after reviewing its reason and arguments. A rejection tells the run not to execute that action.

Choose how to open a browser

Choose the built-in browser, the system browser, or cancel. Existing preferences may be offered, but automatic behavior is not recorded as if you clicked it.

Provide a website connection

Enter credentials only in the connection card. They travel over the real-time channel to Desktop, are stored in the local resource area, and are not written into the task record.

Resolve from either device

Desktop and App refer to the same pending item. The first valid response wins; the other device then shows the resolved state.