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Open the assistant from the bottom-right of the Template Builder. It can propose block changes and sample data using your current template context.
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Give it a concrete task

Start with synthetic sample data and describe the desired outcome. For example: “Create a status message using status and items. Show a short header, repeat the items, and add a link to the full report.”
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Review the proposal

Open Preview Changes to compare the current and proposed output. Check additions, replacements, removals, placeholders, and interactive actions. Use desktop and mobile preview modes.
3

Apply, test, and save

Apply the proposal to the editor only after reviewing it. Inspect the Sample Data and JSON views, test empty and long inputs, then save the template through the normal builder workflow.
Applying a proposal edits the working template; it is not a substitute for saving and checking the selected version. See Versioning.

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Improve the result

Ask for a small, specific revision: “Shorten the opening Section to two sentences,” or “Show a no-items state when items is empty.” Check the generated directive configuration against supported syntax. Do not assume generated buttons have valid organization-specific destination or modal IDs. Configure those references and validate the complete template before sending.

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Data and availability

Template context, sample values, and prompts are used to produce the response. Use synthetic data and exclude credentials and private customer content. If the assistant is unavailable or returns an error, preserve your editor changes and check account access and the displayed error before retrying. This guide does not promise a fixed AI credit price or an always-available model. Confirm current account availability and usage terms with support. Template design provides a manual review checklist.