For bigger work, agree on what done means first.
When a task crosses many files, takes hours or days, or needs decisions along the way, a clear goal gives your AI room to work without asking you to steer every step.
Four things to agree on.
You can write them yourself or ask Bellfly to organize your notes into a goal you can review. Saving a draft does not approve the work.
The goal
What should be in your hands at the end? A tested feature, a sourced comparison, or a cleaned set of files?
The scope
Which files, projects and tools may be used? What should stay untouched?
The stopping points
Specify actions such as publishing, purchasing or deleting that must wait for you.
The finish line
List the checks and the expected output. Agree on intermediate reviews where they help.
Approve the direction. Let Bellfly arrange the steps.
Bellfly reads the background, breaks the goal into tasks and calls your agents. It tracks progress and checks results. You can leave the screen while work stays within the agreed limits.
- Agree on the goal
- Organize work
- Execute and check
- Bring back the result
Let new information improve the next step.
A failed assumption or changed requirement can change the remaining plan. Bellfly keeps completed work and explains what needs to change. More access, cost or scope needs your decision.