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Capabilities is the shared catalog. Each capability describes its inputs, outputs, and current availability. Access to connected sources and pilot features depends on your account.

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Agree on the task

Open a capability and describe the result you need. Include the source or repository, audience, time range, output format, and spending ceiling. The expert should surface missing inputs before proposing work. For GitHub developer leads, define the target repository and qualification criteria. Larger managed audience jobs pause after the first 20 audited leads for your explicit review before continuing. For X, TikTok, Slack, Web, and Hacker News feedback, keep source collection separate from synthesis. Saved-source analysis does not prove live access to that platform. Check the capability’s current source requirements before hiring.

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Review the quote

A quote specifies the scope and maximum charge. Check readiness, available credits, and expiration. Approve the current proposal before execution. A changed or expired quote needs renewed approval; checking status does not authorize more work.

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Follow the work

The managed task continues after you close your agent. Keep its task ID and check progress instead of starting a duplicate task. Your result appears in Results. When completion email is enabled for the task and account, the email links to the private saved result.

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Use your own expertise

Create a private method in My expertise, review it, and use its saved revision. Importing repository instructions does not install arbitrary code or grant new tools. Generated methods require review before reuse. Read methods through recall, quote and run them through analyze, and retrieve their files through recall again. See the MCP reference for the full request contract.

Open the saved result

Review findings and evidence, download files, and bring context back to your agent.