Co-Pilot for Automators in Bot Editor
- Updated: 2024/03/22
Co-Pilot for Automators in Bot Editor
Natural language prompts can make developing sophisticated bot automation simple and fast.
Prerequisite
See Availability
Capabilities
Co-Pilot for Automators supports the following features in the Bot editor. Consider describing the following with a natural language prompt.
- Create an action and automatically create variables for mandatory attributes of the action.
- Describe and reference existing variables in prompts using the established
variable tag (ex.
$variable_name$
). - Create an action and a variable, and map them together with a single prompt (ex. Connect to Salesforce and set username to $salesforceUserName$).
- Update attributes of an action in the Bot editor.
- Specify the conditions of loop and if/else actions to describe the behavior of the bot and match the built-in iterators (ex. For each: file in a folder, row in a database table).
Procedure
Follow these steps to create or edit automation in the Bot editor with Co-Pilot for Automators.
- Log-in to the Control Room with a valid user account and navigate to .
- Enter a name and folder where you want your bot to be saved. Click Create & edit to display the bot outline in the Bot editor with the start and end elements.
- To open Co-Pilot for Automators, click the
Co-Pilot button or click .Access Co-Pilot in the Bot editor.
- Within the Co-Pilot chat window, describe your automation
scenario and click Send or use the Ctrl+Enter
shortcut key when you are done.
For example, you can describe a file-copy automation with
Prompt user for two folders. Loop first folder to find excel files and copy them to second folder.
- Automation Co-Pilot analyzes the prompt, automatically generates the
automation, and responds with a success message. Automate in the Bot editor.
- Provide feedback to Automation Co-Pilot by clicking Yes or No.
- If needed, edit your automation by further describing your automation scenario within the Co-Pilot chat window.
- Finally, review your automation, save it, and test it to ensure that the automation works as expected.