Ask Kit — tell aiKit's agents what you need and they file and start the work

Type in the box, or press Talk and speak (press it again to stop; the words appear in the box so you can fix them before sending). Send to Kit sends it. On a computer, Ctrl+Enter or ⌘+Enter also sends. One message can hold several asks, for example "The spring flyer needs the new phone number, and make 3 Instagram captions for the sale."

Filing a message costs about 2 tokens (1 token = 1 cent). The work itself is priced on the plan before anything starts.

Kit reads your message against your brands and projects and picks the one it is about. The plan names it at the top right as Brand › Project, with one line saying why. If a piece belongs somewhere else (another project, even another brand), the plan says it goes to another project and it is sent there.

If nothing you have fits, you see This needs a new project with a suggested brand and project name. Change either name, then press Create project and continue. Typing a brand you already have puts the new project under it. Or pick one of your existing projects from the list instead. Cancel stops without making anything.

The plan lists each piece of work: the kind (Blog post, Graphic with words, Quote, Website change (draft) and so on), whether it is New or a Change to something that already exists, and how many pieces or versions. Under Everything you asked for, every separate ask in your message is listed with a check (will do), an X (can't be done here, with the reason) or a clock (Kit needs your answer first). Nothing you asked for is dropped without being listed.

Start · about N tokens begins the work. Kit waits for this OK whenever the work makes something new, goes to another project, makes several pieces, or changes a website. A single clear change to something that already exists starts at once and says so. Not now keeps the request in your list below as not started.

If Kit needs more information it asks one question; type the answer and press Answer. A question about your work ("where did my request about the patio reel go?") gets an answer from your request list. A quick thought ("idea: …", "remember to …") is saved as a note and the plan says where it was filed. If you state a lasting preference ("from now on, always warmer"), the plan shows Remembered with what was saved.

Agents never send, post, publish or buy anything on their own. Emails are drafts, website changes are drafts you review on the website's project page, and quotes and invoices are drafts. Prices only come from you or your price list.

Every message you send is kept under Your requests, newest first, with when you sent it, the project, and a status: Not started, Working, Needs you, Partly done, Done, Not done, Filed (a note) or Answered. While anything is working, the list updates by itself.

The chips (All, Needs you, Working, Done, Not started) filter the list and show how many are in each. The search box looks through what you asked for and what it became. Click a request to show just that one; the page address then points to it, so you can share or bookmark it. Show all → goes back.

Under each request, every part is listed with the piece it became. A part that wasn't done shows Not done and the reason.

Click a piece to open it in a panel on the right (full screen on a phone). It shows its status, anything Not done, the picture if it made one, and the latest version's text, with [placeholders] highlighted so you fill them in before using it.

Approve accepts that version. Redo with a note asks for a new version; what you write is followed, and a lasting preference in it is remembered. Open in the tool continues the piece in the real aiKit tool: writing in the Writing Pack, quotes and invoices in Quote Studio, and video, music and voice in their own tools, where the final step is made. A website change shows Review the draft on the website instead. Close the panel with the X, Escape, or by clicking outside it.