Ask questions or propose edits to your live schedule—grounded in your actual programme data, with you approving every change.
In project chat, choose Ask mode to explore the plan in plain language, or Modify mode when you want proposed schedule changes you can preview and apply. Same context either way—only Modify mode surfaces structured edits for your confirmation.
Toggle above the input: Ask for questions and narrative, Modify when you are ready to describe changes to the schedule.
Placeholder in the app: “Ask about this project…”
Use this mode for open questions about status, drivers, risks, and milestones. The assistant answers from your schedule context. It does not queue project operations for you to apply—stay here when you only need insight or language for stakeholders.
Placeholder in the app: “Describe what to change…”
Use this mode when you want the assistant to propose concrete updates—new work, dependencies, comments, baselines, scenarios, risks, or a schedule recalculation. Suggested operations appear in a preview; you apply or discard so the Gantt and registers stay under your control.
Questions use your live activities, dates, float, and critical flags—so summaries and analysis match the plan, not generic advice.
Ask what is driving the end date, where slack exists, and how delays propagate so reviews focus on what actually moves delivery.
Propose new work, milestones, durations, and WBS-style organization, then review before anything is committed.
Suggest links between tasks with realistic relationship types and lag, keeping precedence logic consistent with your methodology.
Explore what-if paths with scenario-oriented actions while you control when baselines are created, approved, or archived.
Capture risk thinking in structured form and lean on the assistant for status-style narratives grounded in project data.
Match the mode to the job: questions and reporting-style requests in Ask; concrete edits in Modify.
The assistant sits alongside the views your team already uses.
