AI Assistant — Your Platform Co-Pilot
The AI Assistant is a context-aware chat panel embedded in every page of the app. Ask it anything about your data, have it create or update entities, or delegate platform operations — all in natural language.
Scenario: You're reviewing last week's experiments and ask the assistant: "How is the weekly digest project doing? How much did it spend this month?" The assistant queries your live data and responds with the current run count, success rate, and exact credit usage.
Where to find it
The assistant panel is accessible from every page via the floating button in the bottom-right corner. Click it to open a full-width chat interface. It opens in the context of whatever page you're currently viewing.
Context awareness
When you open the assistant on a specific page, it automatically receives the entity's context:
- On an experiment page: knows the experiment ID, status, and stage history
- On a project page: knows the project's schedule, recent runs, and budget
- On an agent page: knows the agent's config, skills, and health status
- On the dashboard: receives the KPI summary (runs, costs, agent health)
You can reference the current entity naturally: "Retry this experiment from step 3" — the assistant knows which experiment "this" refers to.
What the assistant can do
The assistant has access to 28 internal tools, role-gated by your team role:
| Category | Role required | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Read | Any | List experiments, get agent status, query budget, search audit log |
| Create / Update | Member+ | Create agents, start experiments, update skills, trigger project runs |
| Control | Member+ | Pause, resume, retry, kill experiments |
| Delete / Destructive | Admin+ | Delete agents, remove team members, purge semantic cache |
Under the hood: the tool loop
When you send a message, the assistant sends it to the LLM along with a list of available tools. The model decides which tools to call, calls them (against your live data), and loops until it has enough information to answer. Complex queries may invoke 4–6 tools internally.
Example prompts
"Show me all failed experiments from the last 7 days"
"Create a new agent called "Lead Qualifier" with a sales-focused goal"
"How much credit did we spend on the blog content project this month?"
"Retry the last failed experiment from the scoring step"
"What agents are currently unhealthy?"
"List all pending approval requests and their deadlines"