Agent
The agent is the AI that does the work. It reads your request, asks for what is missing, uses tools, makes files and apps, researches, and keeps going with you in the same chat. You choose its mode, and its model and effort.Request
A request is what you ask the agent to do. A good one describes the result, not just the activity.Chat
A chat is where the work happens. It keeps your messages, files, the agent’s steps and the results together, so you can ask for changes without starting again.Workspace
The workspace is the panel beside a chat: the chat’s own computer, its browser, background jobs and files.App
An app is a site or web app that the agent builds and hosts on Jobbit. It can have a database, sign-in, email, payments and its own domain. See Apps.Automation
An automation is a job that runs by itself, on a schedule or when something happens. See Automations.Project
A project keeps files, notes, instructions and keys together for all its chats, and you can share it with your team. See Projects.Library and artifacts
Artifacts are what your chats produce: files, slides, designs, images, video and audio. They are all kept in your Library, where you can find, open and download them. See Artifacts.Template
A template is finished work to start from: a site, an automation, a design and more. The agent turns it into your own copy. See Templates.Plugin
A plugin connects Jobbit to a service you use, such as Gmail or Notion, so the agent can work there. Permissions decide what it may do without asking. See Plugins.Skill
A skill gives the agent instructions for one kind of work, so it does that work the same way every time. See Skills.Personalization
Personalization tells the agent how to work with you: what to call you, your role, your preferences and what it should remember. See Personalization.Human Network
Human Network is where you find and hire real people for jobs that need one, near you or online. See Human Network.Credits
Credits pay for the agent’s work. A bigger model, higher effort and longer tasks use more. See Usage and Plans.The simplest way to think about it: give the agent a request, keep the work in one chat, and review what it makes.