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From sign-up to your first finished piece of work in about three minutes.

  1. Sign in

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    Go to app.aghata.io and create an account. The Free plan includes real Computer-mode work and every control described in these docs.

  2. Ask for an outcome

    Section titled “Ask for an outcome”

    In the chat, describe what you want done, not how to do it. A good first request produces a file:

    Research the top three project-management tools for a five-person team and give me a comparison table with pricing as a document.

    Switch the composer to Computer mode for this — it’s the mode that produces durable deliverables. (In Chat mode you’d get an answer; in Computer mode you get a saved artifact.)

  3. Watch it work

    Section titled “Watch it work”

    The task appears in Tasks as an execution session. Open it to see the plan and each step as it runs. This view — the Execution Cockpit — is the same for every task you’ll ever run, whether it came from chat, email, or a schedule.

  4. Answer if it asks

    Section titled “Answer if it asks”

    If Aghata needs your judgment, the session pauses and tells you exactly what it needs — a choice, a missing detail, or an approval. Respond and it continues. If you’re away, the task waits; nothing times out into a silent failure.

  5. Keep the result

    Section titled “Keep the result”

    The finished document lands in Library with the sources it used. Anything worth remembering from the run is proposed to Memory, where you can keep, edit, or reject it.

That’s the whole loop: request → visible work → pause when it matters → deliverable → memory.

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