Working with the agent

Meelu's agent is the AI coworker inside the app. It reads your website and your data, answers questions and prepares suggestions. You work with it through tasks.

A task is one conversation with Meelu about one piece of work, such as "what is broken on my site?" or "plan a page for this keyword cluster". A task belongs to the website you were on when you started it.

Start a taskCopy Anchor Link

There are three ways to start one:

The task panel title tells you which desk the task is about, for example Ask — Site or Ask — Search.

Prompt chipsCopy Anchor Link

A prompt chip is a ready-made question shown as a small button in an empty task, such as What is broken on the site? or Striking distance keywords. Clicking one sends a carefully written request behind the scenes. The chip's short label is what appears in the chat.

Chips are a good way to learn what a desk can do. When you know what you want, type it in your own words instead.

Writing a good requestCopy Anchor Link

Meelu does better with a clear goal than with a vague one. Some tips:

• Name the thing. "Why did /pricing lose clicks last month?" works better than "why is traffic down?".
• Say what you will do with the answer. "I want to pick three pages to improve this week" helps Meelu shape the answer.
• Ask for the evidence. Meelu shows its sources by default, but you can ask "which numbers is that based on?" at any point.
• Correct it once, then save a note. If Meelu gets something wrong about your business, tell it, then save a note so every future task knows.

The task panelCopy Anchor Link

The panel slides in from the right. Here is what you see in it:

• Your messages on the right, and Meelu's replies on the left.
• Short grey lines when Meelu reads or does something, so you can follow its work.
• Progress counts for long steps, such as "3/20 reviewed".
• Charts, when the answer needs one.
• Permission prompts when Meelu wants to save or change something. See Approving what Meelu does.
• Links to Meelu screens, such as a content piece or a crawled page. Click one to open it in the app.

You can reply as often as you like. The task remembers the whole conversation.

Some tasks end on their own once they have made what you asked for. Then the panel says Task complete — this chat is closed. Everything the task made is on the desk. Start a new task for the next thing.

Several tasks at onceCopy Anchor Link

You can run more than one task. Each keeps going when you close its panel or move to another desk.

• When two or more tasks are open, tabs at the top of the panel let you switch between them. Each tab has a status dot.
• The Tasks button in the bottom-right corner lists every task for this website, newest first, with its status: running, your turn, done or failed.
• When a task is waiting for your answer, the Tasks button shows needs you.

Tasks belong to a website. When you switch website, you see that website's tasks. The task list is cleared when you quit Meelu.

Adding a fileCopy Anchor Link

Click the paperclip to attach a file to your message, such as a list of keywords or a brief. You can attach up to 5 files per message, each up to 2 MB.

Stopping a taskCopy Anchor Link

While Meelu works, the send button turns into a square Stop button. Click it to stop the current step. You can then type a new instruction in the same task.

To get rid of a task completely, open the Tasks list and click the X on its row.

What each button doesCopy Anchor Link