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Choose a look that feels comfortable for the way you work.

Customize your workspace with a choice of color schemes.

What to knowConfirm the available schemes in your release; the final palette count is not yet confirmed.

Make the destination clear before work begins, and make completion something you can inspect.

Set a plan with steps, verification criteria, and known blockers. Use it to keep work within the approved scope and compare delivery with what you asked for.

What to knowPlans help keep tasks on scope and support delivery review. They do not prevent every hallucination or guarantee correct, complete, or secure output.

Keep web tasks in a distinct workspace where a person can inspect, take over, and continue the work.

Use a separate persistent browser profile, with user handoff, consequential-action approval boundaries, and duplicate-action protections.

What to knowWebsites remain external services. A separate browser is not a promise of anonymous browsing or zero data disclosure.

Move beyond instructions into actual computer work, with a result you can examine.

Work through supported desktop applications, files, terminals, and development tools with the necessary permissions.

What to knowSupported workflows vary by platform and build. Operating-system permissions and human approvals still apply.

Stay involved in desktop assignments even when you are away from the desk.

Pair a phone to assign jobs, inspect desktop progress, answer questions, approve actions, receive results, or stop work. Device access can be revoked.

What to knowPairing, connectivity, and a running desktop session are required. This does not turn local work into an always-on cloud service.

See what supports a conclusion, what challenges it, and where your decision still needs better evidence.

Inspect sources in depth, examine counter-evidence, and grade claims as Supported, Contested, Inference, Uncertain, or Unsupported. Export PDF or Markdown.

What to knowSource access and quality vary. Evidence can be incomplete or wrong, and important facts and conclusions still require independent review.

Writing that sounds natural and connects with your audience.

Develop clear, conversational wording suited to the reader and situation.

What to knowReview representative examples, facts, and tone before sharing. No measured editing-time saving or human-authorship claim is implied.

Give your next task useful background without rebuilding every part of the brief.

Bring available background from supported ChatGPT and Claude export files into Thaddeus to help establish context.

What to knowWhat carries over depends on file contents and supported formats. This is not individual-conversation import, a faithful recreation of complete history, automatic account sync, or a complete transfer of settings, files, or integrations. Review sensitive information before import.

Give the next assignment a history, instead of reconstructing the brief and decisions every time.

Keep saved task context, plans, approvals, checkpoints, research, and results available for later work. Core project records and generated files are stored locally; requested AI, web, media, calling, and connected-app tasks may send relevant information to external services.

What to knowContinuity depends on the available records. Review retrieved details rather than assuming perfect recall.

Show the process your team already knows instead of explaining every step from scratch. Reuse a demonstrated workflow for repetitive browser work.

Demonstrate a supported browser workflow, save it, and ask Thaddeus to replay the saved process for a later assignment.

What to knowThis applies to supported browser workflows, not arbitrary applications or every website. Site changes, sign-ins, permissions, and review requirements still apply. A saved demonstration does not grant new authority. For a bank-hosted deployment, confirm availability and information handling in the agreed scope.

Delegate an outcome instead of supervising each move, while keeping the foreground task available.

Coordinate agents around the objective and carry work forward within the approved scope. Ask for essential missing information or permissions, not a prompt for every step. Supported recovery can resume an assignment after some temporary connection interruptions.

What to knowWork continues until the objective is met, a genuine blocker prevents progress, you stop it, or a timer, usage, connection, or runtime limit is reached. Recovery depends on the release, available services, and runtime conditions. This is not guaranteed unattended or 24/7 operation.

Keep independent assignments moving together instead of waiting for a single queue to clear.

Keep separate tasks moving together when the work is independent, with a defined objective and approved scope for each. Confirm the current task limit for your release and setup.

What to knowConcurrent work does not remove task dependencies, approval requirements, or usage and runtime limits. Progress depends on available tools, connections, and device resources.

Give a focused assignment a working window without having to prompt each next step.

Set a custom duration for a defined task. Thaddeus can pursue the goal, check results, and try another approach without a prompt for every routine step. You can stop the work.

What to knowTimed desktop work requires Thaddeus to stay open and the computer to remain awake. Essential input, decisions, or approvals may still need you. Confirm current duration and usage limits. A time window is not a guarantee of completion or uptime, and it is different from scheduling a later start.

Give the team a common brief and a clear owner for each assignment instead of passing context between separate tasks.

Bring teammates into shared project context, coordinate task ownership, and work with shared files.

What to knowShare only information and files that teammates are authorized to use. Confirm task ownership and review responsibilities before work begins.

Turn an approved recurring assignment into a repeatable routine instead of recreating it each time.

Set up one-off and recurring local jobs with reusable templates, recovery state, and durable run history.

What to knowThe computer must stay awake and Thaddeus must be running. Usage, connection, and runtime limits apply; local schedules are not an always-on cloud service.

Turn knowledge into tangible work your team can review, share, and use beyond the task.

Create documents, reports, proposals, presentations, guides, and other useful deliverables you can edit and share.

What to knowVerify the facts, calculations, formatting, rights, and intended audience before sharing or relying on the output.

Give a repeatable responsibility a clear owner and a result you can review.

Assign an AI helper a specific business responsibility with clear instructions and oversight. Confirm the supported role and actions for your setup.

What to knowConfirm permissions, scheduling, human review, and recorded outcomes. This does not promise a permanently active or independently running employee or authority beyond the task. Revenue is not guaranteed.

Keep your social presence active and responsive with content connected to the same project brief.

Prepare posts, publish with authorization, and draft or send approved comment replies on supported accounts. Confirm each platform action before use.

What to knowOrganic posts and replies are distinct from paid advertising. Account access, supported actions, rights, and authorization are required; platform coverage is not universal.

Work through the steps on the page with help that follows the task you assign.

Use Otto for supported browser interactions and web tasks under your direction.

What to knowAvailable actions depend on the website, connection, sign-in state, and permissions. Consequential actions still require authorization.

Connect the assignment to the business tools where the work actually happens, with less manual transfer.

Connect supported business accounts and bring approved actions into the task. Confirm the specific app, supported actions, and account access before relying on a connection.

What to knowCatalog inclusion does not mean every action is available. Account eligibility, scopes, credentials, service limits, and authorizations apply.

Keep customer details and the next useful action together instead of maintaining disconnected working notes.

Organize supported customer records, follow-up activities, and recorded results in one business workspace.

What to knowConfirm which records and activities are supported in your release. This is not a complete CRM or email-nurturing system. The built-in workspace, an external CRM connection, and a separately built CRM are different arrangements.

Bring the research, production, and operational parts of a campaign into a more connected workflow.

Support campaign, creative, audience, budget, and reporting operations for eligible Meta Ads, Google Ads, and LinkedIn Ads accounts.

What to knowPlatform eligibility, policies, account permissions, budgets, and explicit action approval apply. Performance is not guaranteed.

Give approved customer communications a defined purpose and a record the business can follow up on.

Explore a calling agent for a defined customer-communication task. October 10 beta setup was still upcoming; confirm release readiness and supported call actions before planning a live workflow.

What to knowCalling is separate from conversational voice and audio generation. Confirm availability, consent, destinations, service terms, and limits. Each call requires authorization and applicable disclosures. No unsolicited marketing calls.

Stay connected to an assignment and handle authorized communications without rebuilding context.

Express goals and discuss results through supported voice interaction. Use supported voice controls for task oversight and approved SMS through a paired phone. Voice interaction is separate from outbound calling and generated narration.

What to knowTexting requires the paired phone to remain powered on and online. Confirm supported actions before relying on inbox reading, inbound sync, or MMS.

Keep separate command-line workflows moving without making them share one terminal.

Run multiple terminal sessions at once for supported development and command-line work.

What to knowCommands operate with granted access and can change files or system state. Destructive actions and changes to the approved scope still need authorization.

Take a business requirement from a working build to a supported online destination, rather than stopping at code or a draft.

Build websites, portals, and web apps, test and refine them, then deploy to supported hosting with your authorization. A local preview lets you inspect the work; online deployment makes it available to others.

What to knowPublishing depends on supported hosting, account access, and your authorization. Hosting and account costs may apply. Review production security, access controls, accessibility, and operational readiness.

Connect implementation and release preparation instead of stopping at a code sample.

Develop and test an iOS app, prepare App Store materials, and work through supported Xcode release and submission steps.

What to knowApple accounts, signing, eligibility, and final approvals are required. App Store acceptance is not guaranteed.

Put the focus on your work rather than the tool used to create it.

Create clean, shareable exports without added visible AI watermarks.

What to knowConfirm coverage for the document, image, video, or audio export you need. Visible watermarks differ from metadata and content credentials. Third-party rights and required disclosures still apply.

Carry a campaign or training brief across visual production instead of starting again for each format.

Create and edit images, animate stills, generate reference-based video, and assemble a film with timeline editing, captions, audio, and effects.

What to knowMedia generation can have separate usage costs. Review factual accuracy, consent, intellectual property, and editing quality.

Extend a business message into reusable audio and educational material.

Create music, scores, and jingles with MP3/WAV exports, and coordinate narrated guides or podcasts with scripts, artwork, show notes, and clips.

What to knowConfirm commercial rights, voice consent, accuracy, and platform terms. Generation does not automatically establish exclusive copyright.