Working with @oupi: From Mission to Delivery
Learn how to delegate real work to @oupi, the agent behind the OUPI platform. This intermediate course covers the full mission lifecycle: writing effective goals, handling clarifications, reviewing verdicts in To decide, retrieving deliverables, setting up wake-ups for recurring tasks, managing follow-ups, and understanding mission costs. By the end you will confidently use @oupi as a daily work partner.
Course outline
1
Meet @oupi — More Than a Chatbot
Understand what @oupi is, how it differs from a simple chat, and the different entry points you can use to reach it.
2
Anatomy of a Mission
Learn what a mission is — goal, plan, work rounds, cost, verdict and deliverables — and how to write a goal that sets @oupi up for success.
3
Clarifications and To Decide
Know why @oupi asks questions before starting, how to answer them efficiently, and how to use the To decide list to approve, reject, snooze or cancel pending missions.
4
Verdicts — Trusting the Result
Interpret the three verification verdicts (verified, failed, could not be verified) and decide when to use a result as-is versus reviewing it yourself.
5
Deliverables and Follow-ups
Find mission deliverables in Studio, reply to a finished mission to correct or extend it, and understand how follow-up missions inherit context.
6
Wake-ups: Schedules and Watchers
Set up recurring tasks and event-driven watchers so @oupi works on your behalf without manual triggers, and manage them with pause, arm, try-once and history.
7
Tools, Browser and Memory
Discover which integrations and knowledge bases @oupi can use, how browser delegation works with the Chrome extension, and how memory and skills improve future missions.
8
Costs and Best Practices
Understand how mission costs are calculated in credits, read the cost on a mission page, and apply practical tips to keep spending efficient while getting great results.
Take this course in OUPI
Progress, quiz and certificate in your account — 8 questions to check what you learned and earn a certificate, in your OUPI workspace.