Your first task

Pick something with a read and a write

The clearest way to see how Ghillie behaves is to give it a job that mixes looking things up with doing something real. Try:

Go through today's inbox. Anything from a client, draft a reply for me.
Anything that's a newsletter, archive it.

What happens

1. Ghillie plans. The request becomes a small graph of tasks: read the inbox, classify each message, draft replies, archive newsletters. Steps that depend on earlier results wait for them.
2. Reads run immediately. Reading your inbox changes nothing, so it happens without a prompt.
3. Writes pause for you. Archiving and sending are consequential. Ghillie shows you the exact effect: which messages, which action, and waits for a yes. Drafts are prepared but nothing is sent on its own.
4. You approve or decline in the app, or from Telegram with the confirm and deny buttons.
5. It reports back with what it did, and the run is recorded end to end.

Watch it on the board

Assign the conversation to a project and open its board. Running work sits inIn progress; anything waiting on you sits in Needs input; finished work moves to In review. The board is a window onto the run, not a control panel for it: dragging a card never starts, approves or cancels anything.

Then teach it something

Once you have seen a run through, tell Ghillie how you would like the next one done. "Always archive anything from these three senders" or "Draft replies in a shorter register" become working rules it keeps. See Memory.