Use Gosper in WeChat

With WeChat linked you can hand the agent work, watch it finish, and approve actions from your phone — without opening a laptop and without following any links.

How it works

WeChat gives you one chat window, but you have several things running. So:

• what you say goes to a fixed hub conversation (the “微信” workspace created when you link);
• the hub’s agent works out which workspace the request belongs to and hands it over;
• that workspace’s agent does the work with its own tools and context;
• results come back to WeChat in full, never as a link.

Linking

1. Open the Channels page on the web.
2. Choose to connect WeChat and scan the QR code with your phone.
3. The account that scans is the linked account. Messaging that bot is now talking to your agent.

One WeChat account serves one person: the bot only accepts messages from the person who scanned, and group chats aren’t supported.

What you can do there

• Just say it. “Turn last week’s sales data into a chart.” “Is that report done?”
• Follow along. The agent reports progress sparingly; background jobs report once, at the end, so the chat doesn’t flood.
• Get results. Results from any workspace are pushed to WeChat, with the content in the message.
• Approve actions. Actions needing approval arrive numbered; reply “批准 1” (approve 1) or “拒绝 1” (deny 1).
• Stop. Send /stop to stop the turn that’s running.

There are only two commands: /stop, and approve/deny with a number. Only a message that is exactly the command counts; the same words inside a sentence are passed to the agent as normal text.

Web and WeChat are one account

The same workspaces, the same history. What you say in WeChat shows up on the web. Work you start on the web isn’t pushed to WeChat unless the hub sent it there.

Disconnecting

• Disconnect WeChat from the Channels page.
• Connected devices in your account settings lists every signed-in device and connection like this one, and revokes them. A revoked device loses access immediately.

Privacy

The hub’s agent sees only the titles and running state of your other workspaces, never their contents. It passes the request along, and that workspace’s own agent does the work.