Draft and edit an agenda with AI
Describe a session to get a first draft, then ask the Assistant for changes and accept or reject each one before it touches your agenda.
AI does two jobs in Agendaflow. On the dashboard it writes a first draft from one line about your session. In the builder, the Assistant reads what you ask for and proposes changes to the agenda you already have — nothing is applied until you say so. Both spend AI actions, and the cost sits on every button that charges one.
Before you start
You need AI actions left. A trial has 20 in total; Solo has 100 a month and Team has 250 per seat a month, and both reset monthly. Your balance is in the user menu as {used} / {limit} AI actions — click it to open Plan & Billing.
Steps
Get a first draft
- On the dashboard, describe the session in the field under What session do you have coming up? One line is enough — what it is and how long you have. If you already have agendas, the same field sits under Start something new.
- Optionally add material: the paperclip (Add a screenshot or a document) attaches a photo of an old agenda, and the microphone (Speak your brief) lets you dictate instead of typing. Dictation is free.
- Click Draft with AI.
- Answer A few quick questions by tapping the chips that fit, then click Continue. Skipping is fine — the button reads You decide until you pick something. These questions cost nothing.
- Writing the full draft. This usually takes a couple of minutes. You land in the builder when it is done. This is the step that spends one AI action.
Ask for changes to an existing agenda
- In the builder, click Assistant in the header. On a phone it is Assistant in the bottom bar.
- The panel opens with what this plan needs — blocks without a description, no break in a long stretch, a day that overruns. Those findings are calculated, not generated, and free.
- Type what you want into Ask or paste notes… and send with the arrow button or ⌘/Ctrl+Enter. Sending spends one AI action. Paste forty words or more — notes from a client call, say — and the field turns into {count} words pasted with a Suggest changes button instead.
- Read Proposed changes. Every card starts ticked; untick Include this change on the ones you do not want. A card marked Out of date is one whose block you edited after it was proposed, and it cannot be applied.
- Click Apply {count} changes, or Discard all to drop the whole list. The footer is accurate: Applying is free. AI can make mistakes.
- Check the result. The card {count} changes applied has Undo this, and Your agenda as it was is saved as a version you can roll back to.
When changes are applied, a new or moved block gets a start time from the block before it, and the blocks after it shift by exactly what was inserted or removed. Times you typed by hand are kept, and a locked block stops the shift. Accepting a change never locks anything.
Tip: The + beside the message field holds three bigger moves: Paste notes from a meeting, Review the whole agenda and Translate the agenda. The two with a sparkle spend an action. Purple plus a sparkle means the same everywhere: this button costs one AI action.
What to do next
Once the draft is in place, adjust the shape by hand — see Blocks, days and start times. If the balance runs out mid-trial, Your trial, and what happens when it ends explains what each plan includes.