The assistant

The assistant on the right of Annulo sees this project's data, accounts and back-office code, and it can act on them.

• Answers questions about your data: "which post did best in the last 30 days?", "how many Xiaohongshu followers did I gain this month?", with a chart when useful;
• Suggests topics, writes and revises articles, writes posts for each platform (every post waits for your review);
• Changes the back office itself: "add a daily followers chart to the overview", "add a field" (see below);
• Writes the weekly summary and explains how a number is calculated.

Many buttons run directly (collecting, self-tests, publishing) without the assistant. Buttons that need AI to read or think (Suggest topics, Let AI write it, Ask AI to revise, Rewrite, Write this week's summary, Have the assistant fix it…) open a new chat that runs in the background, visible on the right. The button turns into "In progress · View progress"; click it to open that chat, and the page refreshes when it's done. These buttons often have "AI instructions" (or "Writing instructions") next to them: the rules it follows every time. You can edit them, and "Restore default" undoes your edits.

• Approve content for you; nothing unapproved gets posted;
• Delete content from a platform unless you explicitly ask;
• Make up your experience: personal stories in articles only come from My profile;
• It can't read the values you saved in Annulo's Settings → Keys, and it won't put keys into code, tables or the chat.

Just say what you want. It edits the back-office code, and when the turn ends the back office on the left refreshes itself. Every change is recorded in the project's git history; if a step went wrong, tell it to "roll back that change". If a back-office page throws an error, "Ask the assistant to fix" appears at the top; the error is sent only when you click it. If the error is somewhere the assistant didn't change this time, it asks you before touching it.

Some schedules hand a job to the assistant, like writing the weekly summary. Each run opens a new chat whose title starts with "定时：" (Scheduled). You're not there, so it doesn't stop to ask; it makes sensible assumptions and lists them at the end.

"Instructions for the assistant" in Annulo's Settings → Projects: your rules for the assistant in this project, like tone or things it must not do. They go into its system prompt, win over the project's built-in notes, and aren't touched by template upgrades. Changes apply from the next new chat.

In Annulo's Settings → Remote access, turn on "Open this computer's Annulo on your phone" (needs a creght remote access subscription). From then on, a browser on your phone or another computer runs the Annulo on your computer: the back office, the assistant on the right, publishing and collecting all work just like there, offline projects included.

• The addresses and QR codes are under "Open in a browser" in Settings → Remote access; sign in with your creght account. The first time a new device opens it, click "Allow" on the computer;
• On a phone, the back office and the assistant are two pages with a switcher at the bottom; "Add to desktop" is in the Annulo menu at the top left;
• Your computer and Annulo need to be running. Details are in the site help, Connect creght: cloud and phone.