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Create and manage automations

Describe what you want, then steer, pause, or edit it any time.

Describe an automation in plain words. There is no editor to learn: say what you want, and change it later by asking.

Create one

1. Open Automations (in Settings, or via your name at the bottom of the left sidebar). 2. In Describe an automation, type what you want and when, for example "Every Friday at 4 PM, email me this week's new hires". 3. Press Enter. A new chat opens, the assistant sets it up, and confirms what will run and when.

You can also ask in any Business chat. The automation lives in the chat where you asked. Each chat holds one automation.

Change it by chatting

Open the automation's chat (recent chats with a small clock on the right are automations) and say what to change:

- "Make it Mondays and Thursdays at 8:30 instead" - "Also include how many open jobs we have" - "Pause this until next month" or "Stop once we've hired someone" - "Run it now" - "Move my weekly digest into this chat"

Changes are saved into the automation's instructions, so every later run follows them. You can also steer it from any other chat by naming it, for example "Make my weekly digest skip weekends."

You can also ask questions, such as "Why didn't this run yesterday?"

Manage from the Automations page

On Automations:

- Select a row to open its chat. - Use the switch to pause or resume. - Hover a row and select the pencil to edit the prompt or frequency. - Hover a row and select ... to Run now, Duplicate, or Delete.

Recommended under your automations lists ideas you can add in one tap. Each opens a new chat and sets itself up.

An automation's name is its chat's title, so renaming the chat renames the automation. Duplicates start paused in their own chat. Deleting an automation stops it but keeps its chat and past results.

Delete an automation's chat

Worklittle asks whether to delete the automation too.

- Delete chat and automation: stops it for good. - Delete chat, keep automation: keeps it running. Its next run, or opening it from Automations, starts a fresh chat with a note explaining the move.

Notes

- For watches, say "only when there's something new" so quiet days stay quiet. - Times use your profile timezone unless you name another. - If a run is still going when the next one is due, the scheduled run is skipped. Event runs and Run now wait their turn, so nothing reports or emails twice. - A failed run says so in its chat. After five failed runs in a row, an automation pauses itself and notifies you. Ask in its chat what went wrong. - If your organization runs out of AI credit, the automation pauses once and says so in its chat. Add credit in Billing, then turn it back on.