Pick up the work after an interruption.

Your computer restarts halfway through a folder of documents. Bellfly helps you find what finished, check what is uncertain and continue with the remaining files.

“Start again” creates another problem.

Some files have finished, others are partial, and a delivery may already have happened. Repeating everything wastes work and can create duplicates.

What you give Bellfly

The original request, source files, output location and saved work history in the project.

Download a task brief

Bellfly organizes. Your agents get to work.

Once the goal and limits are clear, each next step does not have to wait for you.

  1. Bellfly reads the work record and checks the files that actually exist.

  2. It separates usable outputs from incomplete work and rechecks tool access.

  3. Your agent continues the remaining work from a suitable saved point. You can step away again.

  4. Bellfly checks the completed set and brings back a summary of what was retained or redone.

Did that delivery already happen?

A connection can fail after a file was sent but before confirmation arrived.

How Bellfly continues

Bellfly checks the destination before repeating the action. An uncertain outcome stays unresolved until it is checked; stopping does not roll back an earlier delivery.

One complete set, with a clear continuation record.

Checked output files, a list of retained and repaired work, and any remaining gaps you need to review.

What you still decide

You decide whether changed files or tools still fit the task and whether an outside action may be repeated.