Engineering answers start with what was done and what you do next
For business owners and operations and finance teams
Part of Watch engineering jobs live and read their result in the chat
In early access, each answer of your engineering AI employee opens with two short lines: what it did since your message, and what you need to do now, or that nothing is needed from you.
Early access: switched on for selected companies.
Why it matters
Engineering answers carry many numbers, checks and pictures. The first two lines tell you at once whether the work goes on by itself or waits for your decision, so a task never stalls unnoticed.
- Before
- The engineering AI employee put what it needed from you at the very end of a long answer, after the numbers, checks and pictures of the task.
- Now
- Each engineering answer opens with what was done and what you need to do now, in the language you write in, and the details follow.
What you get
- What was done: the first line says what your engineering AI employee did since your message: the parts it built, the checks it ran or the files it prepared.
- What you do next: the second line says what you need to do now, such as answer a checkpoint question, or that nothing is needed and what happens next without you.
- Your language: both lines are written in the language you write in; the details, numbers and pictures follow below them as before.
How to use it
In the topic of each engineering task, in the chat with your engineering AI employee, during early access.
Part of: Watch engineering jobs live and read their result in the chat
In early access, each job of your engineering AI employee has a card in its topic: watch FreeCAD build the part live, then read the result and files.
More updates to this feature
- Replay engineering jobs and follow them through outagesImprovedEarly accessFor business owners and operations and finance teams