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Create and work continuously
Aihper is not a one-shot chat box. A work item keeps its goal, local context, progress, and output together so you can correct direction without starting over.
Start with an outcome
State what should exist when the work is done. Add constraints, source locations, and a definition of “good enough”. A clear outcome is more useful than a long role prompt.
Give access deliberately
Point Aihper to the files, projects, websites, and connections it may use. Local files are not scanned simply because they exist. Website credentials are requested through a human-in-the-loop card and saved in the local resource area, not in task history.
Respond when Aihper pauses
Aihper pauses for five kinds of human-in-the-loop decision: clarify intent, accept a proposed creative demand, approve a tool, choose how to open a browser, or provide a website connection. Resolve the same pending item on Desktop or App; the first valid response wins.
Correct direction instead of restarting
Send a new instruction to the active work when priorities change. You can also stop a run. Completed and in-progress work remains visible so the next instruction can continue from the right context.
