A team inside
One agent, a whole team inside it.
For big jobs, Propel brings in specialists: a researcher, an analyst, a writer and a designer, each starting fresh on its own piece. An editor reads every draft before you do. One request can spread across up to 100 people, pages or competitors, and still come back as one piece of work.
The team
Who is on the team?
A researcher looks things up and reads sources. An analyst compares and counts. A writer drafts. A designer lays out pages and decks.
Every writer gets an editor. A draft passes only when the editor approves it and every claim traces to a source. It gets up to two rewrites first.
Wide jobs
How does one job cover 100 items?
Ask for something wide, like "a short brief on each of these 60 companies", and the job splits. Each item gets its own specialist and a fresh start, so nothing from item three leaks into item forty.
When the items come back, research lands as one table, ready as a spreadsheet file.
47 of 60 written · 38 passed by the editor · one table at the end
Long jobs
It works for hours, not seconds.
Big jobs keep going while you do something else. Pause one, steer it with a new instruction, or stop it at any point. If the server running it restarts, it picks up from the same step.
Share a finished run with a read-only link that lasts one, seven or 30 days, and turn it off whenever you like.
What do people ask about the team?
Which specialists does Propel use?
A researcher, an analyst, a writer and a designer. An editor is added to every writer automatically, so no draft reaches you unchecked.
Is the hundredth email as good as the first?
Each item gets its own specialist with a fresh start, so item one hundred is not written by a worker tired of the first ninety-nine. The editor reads every draft.
Can a specialist post or send something?
No. Specialists can research, write and design. They cannot post, send, change what Propel remembers, or start a team of their own. Anything that goes out still waits for your yes.
What happens if the server restarts mid-job?
The job picks up from the same step. You can also pause, steer or stop it at any point.