AI assistants and Speak
The dashboard has two assistants under Assistants in the sidebar. Both take typed text or your voice.
Release notes writer
Dashboard → Assistants → Release notes.
- Pick the app and the release. The writer needs an uploaded bundle; with none, the page links to Upload bundle.
- Say what changed. Type it (up to 4,000 characters), or press Speak and say it.
- Press Draft release notes. The draft has a title, a one-line summary and a changelog, each entry tagged added, changed, fixed or security.
- Edit the draft, then save it. It becomes that release's notes.
The writer only lists changes you stated. It does not invent features.
Docs assistant
Dashboard → Assistants → Docs assistant. Ask a setup question, typed or spoken. The answer is drawn from these docs, and it names the page it came from. When the docs do not cover a question, the assistant says so instead of guessing.
Speak
Speak turns your voice into text twice: once in your browser, and once on our server, which sends the recording to a speech-to-text service and does not keep it. The two transcripts go to the assistant together, so one misheard word in either is corrected by the other.
Allowance and levels
Each assistant answer counts once against your plan's monthly AI allowance. The dashboard shows what is left and when it resets (the first of each month).
| Plan | Answers a month | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 30 | Spark — fast and efficient |
| Pro | 300 | Pulse — sharper reasoning |
| Team | 1,000 | Surge — deepest thinking |
These are today's figures. They are set per plan by the Native Update team and may change. The figures in your dashboard are always the current ones.
A draft or an answer is a queued job: it appears on the Jobs page while it runs.