What is autopilot?
Autopilot is chyll's automations: tasks that run on their own, at the frequency you choose. chyll suggests them based on your activity, and you can create as many as you want.
Create an automation just by asking
No technical setup: you simply ask, in the chat or by voice:
"Every Monday morning, prepare the list of unpaid invoices with a draft follow-up for each one."
chyll creates the automation. It arrives paused, and you are the one who turns it on: nothing starts running behind your back.
A few examples
- Unpaid invoice follow-ups: spot overdue invoices and prepare the follow-ups.
- Market watch: monitor a topic and summarize what changed.
- Meeting prep: the evening before, a brief on each of tomorrow's meetings.
- Morning triage: your inbox sorted and summarized before your first coffee.
The rule stays the same
An automation follows the same rules as the rest of chyll: internal tasks run autonomously, and anything sent externally waits for your approval as a draft. Autopilot prepares, you decide.
Every run is logged
Every run of an automation leaves a trace in your activity feed: when it ran, what it produced, what is waiting for your approval. You can pause, edit, or delete an automation at any time.