Start a task
Send plain text like summarize the README, or use /new <text> for a fresh run.
How to use Telethryve
Simple text controls. Serious work in the background.
Send normal messages to start work. Use commands when you need status, control, context, tools, or secure access.
Control map
If a message is not a control, it becomes a normal Codex request.
The GPT instruction slides organize Telethryve around six actions: start a task, check status, manage runs, switch context, turn on tools, and secure access.
Check status
Use /status, /help, or natural phrases like what's the status.
Manage runs
Use /runs, /run <id>, /run <id> <text>, and /stop.
Switch context
Use /profiles, /projects, and /project <name> to keep work clean.
Turn on tools
Enable the right mode or tool, such as app control on, voice on, or network on.
Secure access
Start guided sign-in with log into <target>, then protect chat access with /setpin.
Instruction slides
Keep the commands simple and conversational.
These slides are the customer-facing quick guide for the most common Telethryve actions.
Send a normal message
A message like quarterly plan begins work. Attachments without captions are staged or analyzed in the workspace.
Ask for help or status
Use /start, /help, or /status to see profile, project, session, runs, and toggles.
Manage active work
Use /runs to list work, /run r1 to inspect one run, /run r1 <text> to reply, and /stop to stop work.
Switch profiles and projects
List or switch with /profiles, /profile <name>, /projects, and /project <name>.
Turn on the right tools
Choose one execution mode at a time: app control, local harness, or cloud. Add tools like network, voice, phone, or video when needed.
Guide sign-ins securely
Use log into <target> for guided login, then /setpin, /unlock, and /lock to protect chat access.