Each AI action improves a task in its own way. When you pick an action, a chat with the AI assistant opens. That’s where the work happens. You can clarify the details, ask for changes, or just accept what the AI suggests.
Schedule a time
The AI looks at your schedule and finds a free slot for the task. You can choose the period: today, tomorrow, or the whole week. If there are conflicts with meetings or other tasks, the AI offers to fix them or leave them as they are.
Example: You have a task called “Write the report.” The AI checks your schedule and suggests a free slot, say tomorrow from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.
Improve with SMART
The AI rewrites the task name using the SMART method so it becomes specific, measurable, and achievable. The assistant suggests a new name that’s clear and easy to understand.
Example: If a task reads “Improve sales,” the AI might rewrite it as “Increase sales by 20% this quarter.”
Generate a description
The AI writes a detailed description for the task based on its name. Handy when you want the task to carry more context and detail.
Example: For the task “Prepare a presentation,” the AI can write a description with the number of slides, the structure, and the deadlines.
Break into subtasks
The AI splits a complex task into several manageable subtasks. This helps when a task is big and feels hard to start.
Example: The task “Launch a new project” can be broken into: “Build the team,” “Approve the budget,” “Prepare the documentation,” “Hold the first meeting.”
Build a checklist
The AI creates a step-by-step list of actions for completing the task. Useful when you don’t know where to start and need to break everything into concrete steps.
Example: For the task “Set up a meeting with a client,” the AI can build a checklist: “Pick a time,” “Send the invite,” “Prepare the materials,” “Hold the meeting.”
Note. When you use AI actions, the app asks for your permission before applying any changes. You can click “Allow” to apply the change right away, or “Allow in this chat” to apply it in all similar cases within the current dialog.
AI actions can work in two modes:
- Ask — you ask the AI questions and it answers. Good for discussion and clarifying details.
- Agent — the AI performs the actions itself (creates subtasks, generates a description, and so on). Some AI actions need this mode.
Note. If the AI asks you to switch to a specific mode, follow its instructions so everything works correctly.