Getting Started
Getting started with Semo
Follow the first-time flow from sign-up and installation to work environment setup, adding an AI employee, first requests, and revisions.
1. Sign up and sign in
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Go to semo.world.
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Click Log in in the top-right corner.
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Choose email sign-up or another available sign-in method.
2. Install and run
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After logging in, click Get started on the homepage to begin installation.
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Run the installer after installation finishes.
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Sign in once more with the account you created.
3. Set up your work environment
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Connect your Google account.
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Connect the messenger you want to use.
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Choose whether to receive daily briefings to finish initial setup.
4. Use the AI employee you want
Check the current agent
To confirm which agent you are using, check the upper-right area of the conversation.
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Click Features in the upper-left area of the app.
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Click Agents.
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Click New agent to add the agent you want.
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Click Start new message on the added agent.
5. Start chatting and delegate work
You do not need a complex prompt at first. Try one of these requests as-is.
“Hi! Tell me what Semo can help me with.”
“Research competitors for the product I want to sell.”
“Create key copy for a product detail page.”
“Write a CS reply for a customer inquiry.”
“Turn today's ecommerce operations into a checklist.”
“Write a polite email asking for yesterday's meeting material again.”
6. Ask for revisions
If the first result is not right, ask again. Semo is not a one-shot tool; it works like an AI employee that adapts through conversation and feedback.
“Make it shorter.”
“Change it to a customer-facing tone.”
“Turn it into a table.”
“Split it by detail page section.”
“Make it easier for beginners to understand.”
“Turn it into an execution-order checklist.”
Tips for first-time users
- Be specific: “Research low-price beauty accessories for women in their 20s” works better than “Research products.”
- Say the output format you want: table, checklist, email draft, or detail page copy.
- Share context: product, target customer, price range, sales channel, and brand tone.
- Ask for revisions: even if the first output is not perfect, use requests like “shorter”, “friendlier”, or “as a PDF” to adjust it.