Keli documentation
Short answers to the eight things people ask in the first week. If something here is wrong or missing, tell us — the docs are part of the product.
Getting started
Install Keli, sign in through the browser tab it opens, and choose a folder to work in. The app starts on a single field: Describe your task… — that is the whole interface. Everything else in the window is history and settings you can ignore.
You do not need to pick a model, paste a key, or set a temperature. There is one model behind Keli and it is already configured.
Writing a task
Write it as you would to a colleague who has not seen the work before. Name the outcome and the constraints; skip the instructions on how to do it.
Works well
“Read the four PDFs in this folder and give me a one-page summary for a client who has not read any of them. Keep it under 400 words.”
Works less well
“Summarise.” Keli will ask what, for whom, and how long — which is fine, but you have spent a round trip getting there.
Attach files by dragging them onto the field. Keli will tell you before it does anything outside the folder you chose.
Workspaces and files
A workspace is a folder Keli is allowed to read and write. Keep one per area of your life — Work, Personal, a specific client — and the history stays sorted by itself.
Files Keli produces appear as chips in the task and as real files in the folder. Click one to preview it, or open it in whatever app you normally would.
Effort
The one setting worth knowing. It sits next to the send button and has two positions.
| Level | Use it for | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| High | The default. Right for almost everything. | Baseline |
| Xhigh | Ambitious work — long research, big documents, tricky judgement calls. | Around 2× baseline |
If you are unsure, leave it on High. Raising it does not make a badly-described task better; it makes an ambitious one more thorough.
Credits and plans
A credit is one ordinary step of work — a page read, a paragraph written, a search run. Your plan grants a number of them each month and the balance shows at the bottom of the sidebar.
| Plan | Per month | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Lite | $10 | 1,000 |
| Standard | $24 | 2,750 |
| Plus | $49 | 6,000 |
| Pro | $74 | 9,500 |
| Max | $99 | 13,125 |
There is a daily and weekly ceiling — a fifth of the month's credits in a day, half in a week — so a runaway task cannot empty the month. Change or cancel a plan from the account menu at any time.
Automations
Any task can be put on a schedule. “Check this price daily.” “Pull the report every Monday morning.” Keli runs it, keeps the results together, and notifies you only when something changed or it needs a decision.
Automations appear in their own place in the sidebar. An amber triangle means one is stuck waiting on you.
Library and connections
The Library is where you connect the accounts Keli may use on your behalf — email, calendar, storage — and where saved skills live. Connect nothing and Keli still works on your local files and the open web; connect an inbox and “summarise my week” starts telling the truth.
Privacy
Keli runs on your machine and reads only the folders you authorise. Task content is sent to the model to be worked on; your files are not uploaded wholesale and nothing is used to train anything.
Anything that needs a permission — the microphone, screen access, a browser login — asks you first, and the answer is remembered per workspace.