In our latest update to the Kerika app, on desktop and mobile, we have made the AI Helper even more helpful. Previously it would provide only guidance: it would suggest ways you could improve individual tasks or boards, but it would leave it to you to make all the changes.
Now, it can do that work for you: ask it to create a task for you, for example, and it can do so very well — complete with all the relevant details. Here’s an example of creating a new task, and then asking the AI Helper to move it:

Before acting, the AI Helper lets you preview each change and decide whether to approve or reject them. Here’s an example, from start to finish:
First, the user uses one of the “quick action” shortcuts that show up when you start a new chat in the AI Helper, in this case the one that asks the AI Helper to suggest adding any cards that may be missing from a board:

The AI Helper takes a look at the entire board and then makes a suggestion:

When the user tells the AI Helper to proceed, Kerika lets the user see exactly what would be added and where:

In this example, only a single change is being made; if there were multiple changes being made the user could preview each one and accept or reject changes individually. The new card that’s being added to this Task Board is also highlighted, in the bottom left corner of the board.
The user can open the new (suggested) task to make sure it meets their requirements:

Buttons are shown for ACCEPT and REJECT.
The AI Helper can work with all aspects of a Task Board including its settings, as shown in this example:

The suggestions are shown as links you can click on (“Board Settings”) in the example above.
Clicking on the link opens the relevant dialog and lets you review the proposed changes if you would like to:

If you reject the AI Helpers suggestion, that’s noted in the chat stream:

Give it a try and let us know what you think!














