Method 1: The Floating Chat Button (Recommended)
This is the quickest way to access the AI assistant from anywhere in the application.1
Find the chat button
Look for the blue chat icon button in the bottom-right corner of your screen. It’s always there, on every page of the application.
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Click the chat button
Click the floating chat button. The chat window will pop open from the bottom-right corner.
Method 2: The AI Chat Page
You can also access a full-page version of the AI assistant.1
Find 'AI Chat' in the Sidebar
Look for the “AI Chat” option in the main platform sidebar on the left side of your screen.
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Open the Chat Page
Click on “AI Chat”. This will open the full-page “AI Chat Assistant” interface.
Navigating the Chat Window
The chat window (both the pop-up and the full page) is simple and powerful.- Input Box: Type your question in the “Ask a question…” box at the bottom.
- [Chat] Tab: This is the main conversation tab for general questions.
- [Context] Tab: This powerful feature lets you add your specific processes, blueprints, and activities to the chat so the AI can give you answers based on your team’s work.
- [Checkpoint] Tab: View and undo AI-generated changes to your business processes (see “The Checkpoint Feature” section below).
- History Icon (
<icon-clocks>): Click this to see “Recent Sessions” and start a new session. - New Chat Icon (
+): Click this to start a new, blank chat.
Context selection is only available on Core pages. You may need to navigate to a specific Core Process page to select its blueprints and activities as context.
Switching Between Sessions
You can easily switch between different conversations.1
View your sessions
Click the History icon (clock) at the top of the chat window to see all your “Recent Sessions”.
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Select a session
Click on any previous conversation to continue where you left off.
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Start a New Session
Click ”+ Start New Session” from the History panel to begin a new topic.
Closing the Chat Pop-up
When you’re done with the pop-up chat:- Click the X button in the corner of the window.
- Or, click anywhere outside the chat window to close it.
The Checkpoint Feature
The AI assistant includes a powerful checkpoint system that acts like a “time machine” for your business processes. Every time the AI makes changes to your cores, blueprints, or activities, a checkpoint is automatically created so you can undo those changes if needed.How Checkpoints Work
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Automatic Creation
When you ask the AI to create or modify processes, a checkpoint is automatically created before the AI makes any changes. You don’t need to do anything—it happens in the background.
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Change Tracking
As the AI creates cores, updates blueprints, or modifies activities, every database change is tracked and associated with the checkpoint.
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Smart Descriptions
After the AI completes its work, each checkpoint gets a human-readable description like “Created 3 cores, Updated 2 blueprints” based on what actually changed.
Viewing Your Checkpoints
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Open the Checkpoint Tab
In the AI chat window, click the [Checkpoint] tab to see all changes made during the current conversation.
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Review the History
You’ll see a list of checkpoints, newest first, showing:
- Description: What changed (e.g., “Created 1 core, Updated 3 activities”)
- Your Message: The original question you asked the AI
- Change Count: Total number of database changes
- Timestamp: When the changes were made
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Expand Details
Click on any checkpoint to see detailed information about exactly what was created, updated, or deleted.
Undoing AI Changes
If you want to revert changes the AI made, the undo feature makes it easy and safe.1
Select a Checkpoint
In the Checkpoint tab, find the point in time you want to go back to.
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Click Undo
Click the “Undo to here” button on the checkpoint. This will undo that checkpoint and all changes made after it.
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Confirm the Action
A confirmation dialog will show you what will be undone. Review it carefully, then click “Confirm Undo”.
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Automatic Redirect
The system will undo the changes and automatically redirect you to a safe page if any entities you were viewing were deleted.
Conflict Detection
The system is smart about detecting potential issues:- Concurrent Edits: If someone else modified the same records after the checkpoint was created, you’ll see a warning.
- Safe Redirects: If undoing changes deletes entities you’re currently viewing, you’ll be redirected to the parent page automatically.
- Validation: The system checks whether it’s safe to undo before actually making changes.
What Gets Tracked?
The checkpoint system tracks changes to:- Business Process Cores
- Blueprints
- Guides
- Content and Content Versions
AI “TODOs” (the progress indicators you see during AI work) are not tracked in checkpoints. They’re temporary UI elements that help you see what the AI is doing, not permanent business data.