Refer to this FAQ for general queries on the behavior and functionality of building with natural language.
General
- What is Co-Pilot for Automators?
- It is an on-demand, intelligent automation assistant, accessible from within the Automation Workspace. Developers can describe their automation in English language and have Automation Co-Pilot create or update the automation.
- What is the intended use of Co-Pilot for Automators?
- It is intended to help developers build their automation quickly and easily. Developers are always in control of building and finalizing their automation.
- How do I access Co-Pilot for Automators?
- In the Automation Workspace, click Co-Pilot, or . If you are unable to see these options, verify you have sufficient permissions and an Automator AI license for your user account. Contact Support to purchase a license.
- How do I build or update a process with Co-Pilot for Automators?
- See Prompting for a process
- How do I build or update a bot with Automator AI?
- See Prompting for task bots
- Who can use Co-Pilot for Automators?
- See Accessibility
- Is Co-Pilot for Automators available in On-Premises installation?
- Co-Pilot for Automators is currently a Cloud-only capability and is not available for On-Premises environments.
- How is usage of Co-Pilot for Automators tracked?
- Each prompt or instruction sent to Automation Co-Pilot is counted as one unit. These units are aggregated for all users across tenants and tracked against the available license capacity.
- Does Co-Pilot for Automators support MacOS?
- Yes, users can use prompting capabilities in MacOS environments. All packages and actions limited to MacOS can be recognized and rendered using the Co-Pilot interface.