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A routine is a saved AI⋅there instruction. Run it on a document instead of retyping it each time. AI⋅there applies its changes in the document and you review each one. Running a routine requires AI⋅there. Creating your own routines is available on the Business plan.
This feature is available starting from the Business plan.

Open the library

Click Routines in the side menu. The Documents section lists the routines that run on an open document:
  • Proofreading: fixes spelling and grammar.
  • Your own routines.
  • Routines shared with a team folder you are a member of, or with your whole organization.

Run a routine

  1. In the library, click the routine.
  2. Pick a document from your recent documents, or search for one.
  3. The document opens and the routine starts in the AI⋅there chat.
You must be able to edit the document: a routine does not run on a read-only document. These routines also appear as quick actions in the AI⋅there chat, on each of your documents.

Create a routine

  1. In the library, click New routine.
  2. Enter a Name and an Instruction: describe what AI⋅there should do on the open document.
  3. Add a Reference if needed: a template or document AI⋅there reads on every run, for example to check that the document complies with that model.
  4. Choose who it is Shared with: Only me, one of your team folders, or Everyone in the organization.
  5. Click Save routine.

Share a routine

A routine shared with a team folder can be run by every member of that team folder. A routine shared with the organization can be run by every member of the organization. Only organization admins can share with everyone. Others can run a shared routine, but only its creator can read its instruction, edit it or delete it.

Edit or delete a routine

Hover a routine you created and open its actions menu:
  • Edit: change its name, instruction, reference or who it is shared with. Changes apply the next time the routine runs.
  • Delete: the routine is removed from the library and from document quick actions.