Our summary
This guide explains how to build an AI assistant that can sort incoming messages or pick the next step to complete a task. It uses Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer, to help the software decide what to do next.
The software gives the AI tool a list of facts and available options to choose from. While standard AI models handle planning and writing, normal computer code controls strict rules like spending limits. If the AI is unsure about a choice, it asks a person for help.
This helps people building automated software, but they should test one choice at a time before adding more. Just because the AI says a task is finished does not mean it actually happened. The actual costs will depend on how the system stores and reuses information.
Key takeaways
- Keep strict rules like spending limits and permanent actions under human control and normal computer code.
- Give the AI tool the facts it needs and send uncertain choices to a person for review.
- Start by automating one frequent choice and measure the time and cost before adding more steps.