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The chat bar sits at the bottom of every page: “Tell me what you want to make happen…”. Ask Marsell about the plan and how it’s going, tell it to change something, or tell it something your site doesn’t say. It answers in a line or two, makes the change when it can, and lists what changed under the answer. Every answer uses tokens from your Marsell plan.

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Talk to Marsell

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Open the chat

Click the bar, or press / anywhere you aren’t typing. It grows into the conversation. Esc or ✕ closes it.
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Write your message

Press Enter to send, or Shift and Enter for a new line. A message can run to 12,000 characters, so a pasted brief fits.
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Watch it work

Marsell says what it’s doing, such as “Reading the numbers”, “Planning the work” or “Researching on the web”, and ticks off each step as it finishes.
A new chat offers starting points such as “What are you doing this week?”, “Which channel comes first, and why?”, “Make a short film about what we do” and “We never post on Sundays”.

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What you can ask

Marsell answers from what it has on file: where the project stands, the plan and what became of each piece, results, your numbers, the people it has been in touch with, what it has learned, and the conversations it found online. When nothing on file answers a question, it can look the fact up on the web.

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What it can change

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Work that spends or posts

When Marsell wants to do something that spends tokens or posts, such as a voice take or a film render, it doesn’t do it straight away. It shows a button with the price and the share of your month it uses: “Nothing is spent until you press it.” If the price is more than you have left, the button offers Add tokens instead. A price more than a day old asks to be quoted again.

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Keep several chats

Click the chat’s title to open Your chats. Switch chats, Rename or Archive one, and open Archived to Restore one. New chat starts a conversation with no history.

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How it shows its work

  • While it works: Marsell, the step it’s on, the steps done and the seconds so far.
  • In the answer: what changed as a ticked list, the steps it took, the time and Copy.
  • If an answer fails: “I could not answer that.” with the reason and Try again.

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What the chat doesn’t do

  • Answer cards for you. Decisions under What needs you are yours. See What needs you.
  • Change your plan, billing or team. Those are in the tokens sheet and your account.
  • Edit your colours, type, logo or brand words. Change those on Brand.
  • Take files. Messages are text. Add pictures and documents on Brand.

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What it costs

Every answer is AI work, paid from your plan’s tokens. An answer that only reads what’s on file costs the least; web lookups, rebuilding your look and films cost more. Changes the chat makes appear under Everything Marsell did on Home with their tokens. When the month’s tokens are used up, Marsell replies that it can only listen until you add tokens or change the plan. See Marsell plans and tokens.