Save replies you type often
Quick replies are saved messages you drop into any chat with Alt+S or send with a number key.
A quick reply is a message you save once and send in a click, such as "Looks good, continue" or a checklist you give every new session. Use it in any chat.
Save a quick reply#
In the sidebar, open Automation, then Quick Replies.
Choose the Quick replies tab and click + Add reply.
Type a Label (the short name you see in the list) and the Body (the text that gets sent).
Click Save, or press Command plus Enter⌘EnterCtrl plus EnterCtrlEnter.
On the Behavior tab, Auto-send when selected sends the reply the moment you pick it. Leave it off to drop the text into the message box so you can change it first.
Use one in a chat#
In a chat's message box, press Option plus S⌥SAlt plus SAltS.
Pick a reply with the arrow keys and press EnterEnterEnterEnter, or press its number.
The number badges come from Number-key quick send (on at first). They count up from the bottom of the list, and only work while the search box is empty. To give a reply a fixed number, set its Number key on the Behavior tab.
Right-click a reply in the list to Edit it, copy its text, or remove it. Removing asks you to confirm, and you can undo it for a few seconds.
Send one reply with a single click#
With Quick Reply Button on, a lightning button sits next to the quick replies in each chat. It sends your Quick Reply Message straight away; Option plus Z⌥ZAlt plus ZAltZ does the same. On a brand-new session it asks you to click again first (Confirm on a blank session, on at first), so a stray click can't send it as the first message.
Keep the list tidy#
Use + Folder and + Divider to group replies, and drag rows to reorder them. Each row shows how often you used it. The Eligible phrases tab lists things you have typed many times, so you can save one as a quick reply with one click.
Reuse other replies. Prepend other quick replies and Append other quick replies add up to 5 other replies before or after this one, such as a greeting and a sign-off. What gets sent shows the full text.
Name the session. Set session title from this quick reply names a new session after the reply when it is the first message.
Tags. Auto-apply tags adds up to 5 of your session tags each time you send it.
Plain Speak. Override Plain Speak "Latest" with this quick reply shows your own text on the Latest line of Plain Speak for the agent's answer.
Another engine. Run on a specific engine & model starts the reply on the engine and model you pick when it starts a new session.
Settings. The Settings tab holds the quick reply switches above.
Files ride along. Anything attached in the message box is sent with the reply.
Auto-replies. An auto-reply can send text to an agent for you, but read that page first: on a new install, auto-replies are saved and do not run yet.
Related
- Talk to your agentSend messages, read replies without the clutter, copy an answer, and re-run from an earlier point.
- Add and organize your projectsA project is a folder on your computer that your agents work in. Add one, group them, and change a project when its folder moves.
- Start and manage sessionsA session is one conversation with an agent, working in one project. Start one, read its status, and pause, snooze or archive it.