Skill modes
Every skill runs in one of three modes, set independently.
| Mode | What happens |
|---|---|
| Off | The skill doesn’t run at all |
| Assist | The AI drafts the message and queues it for your approval |
| Autopilot | The AI sends without asking |
Setting a mode
Go to Agent Tasks, find the skill, and choose its mode. Takes effect immediately.
How to roll out
The pattern that works:
Start everything in Assist
Every skill drafts, nothing sends. You see exactly what the AI would say.
Read the drafts for two weeks
Approve the good ones, reject the bad ones. Rejections teach you where your voice settings need adjusting.
Move the safe ones to Autopilot
Once a skill has produced consistently good drafts, switch it to Autopilot. Birthday messages and milestone celebrations are usually first — they’re low-risk and time-sensitive.
Keep judgment calls in Assist
Save offers, PT upsells, and anything involving money or a discount are worth reading first, permanently.
Recommended starting configuration
| Skill category | Suggested mode |
|---|---|
| Reporting skills (briefing, forecasting, class intelligence, coach performance) | Autopilot — they don’t message anyone |
| Engagement (birthdays, milestones) | Autopilot after a review period |
| Growth and retention (leads, churn, reactivation) | Assist until you trust the voice |
| Revenue (payment recovery, PT upsell) | Assist — these touch money |
Notes
- Reporting skills default to Autopilot because their output is an internal report, not a member message.
- Money-touching skills default to Assist and are covered by dedicated safeguards.
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