Getting started

What Esan is for

Esan takes on multi-step work end to end. Instead of giving you instructions to follow, it does the steps itself — searching the web, reading the documents you attach, running calculations, building files — and returns the finished result with its sources.

A good first task is anything you'd normally hand to a capable assistant: "Research the top three project-management tools for a 5-person studio and recommend one," or "Turn this spreadsheet into a one-page summary with a chart."

Your first task

1. Sign in. Use your email — no password to remember.
2. Describe the outcome in the box on the home screen. Plain language works best. Say what you want, not how to do it.
3. Attach anything relevant (files, images, links) with the + button. Esan reads them as part of the task.
4. Send. Esan shows its progress as it works, then delivers the result. Files and reports are downloadable.

Tips for a great first result

• Describe the goal, not the steps. "Compare these three vendors on price and support" beats a list of micro-instructions.
• Give context once. Mention the audience, the format you want, and any constraints ("keep it under one page", "in Spanish").
• Attach the source material. If the answer lives in a file or a link, include it — Esan will use it directly.
• You can change your mind mid-task. See Delegating tasks for steering and stopping.

Where things live

• Home / composer — start new tasks.
• Sidebar — your past sessions, searchable.
• Specialists — your team of role-specific agents.
• Settings — appearance, connected apps, memory, wallet, and more.

Next: Delegating tasks →