He asks in plain language. The agent sends the job to the machine and gets an id back immediately, then checks again until the result is ready. A script or a dashboard can take longer than a single reply allows, and the machine keeps working either way.
The result comes back in the same chat: what was found, what changed, and, when there is a chart, a link to that page. The agent sends the link with the headline numbers. He opens it on z-claw.zooly.ai. The page stays as it was when the job finished.
A follow-up stays in the same conversation. "Break that down by week" continues the job instead of starting over. The agent passes the session from the first reply when it sends the next one.
If the request is unclear, or a detail it needs is missing, it asks in the same chat or the same Slack thread and waits. It does not guess.
He can send an agency website, a spreadsheet, or both. The machine adds the agency and the roster, and sends back a claim link. That link is for someone who does not already have a Zooly account. They sign up, and the agency becomes theirs.
He can ask it to find an existing issue, or to create one. It looks for a match first. If one is already open, it sends that one. It creates a new issue only when he asks.
A new issue goes in the current release. It checks which sprint that is at the moment it creates the issue. It does not use a sprint name saved from an earlier job. The reply names the issue, names that sprint, and includes the link.
He can ask what the AI usage cost was between two dates. One answer is every request on the shared gateway key, including the product. The other is only this machine. Both are the billed amount on each request. This machine's own total starts from the day its requests were marked, 7 October 2026. If he does not say which one, or which dates, it asks and waits.
The machine can create and edit data when the job asks for that. Changing the shape of the database stays a migration a person applies.
Up to three jobs can run at the same time. One job can run for about half an hour.