Create a new assistant by choosing its project and describing, in a sentence or two, the job it should do. Ejento AI sets up the assistant from your description, including its name, its About text, and its role, so you have a working starting point in seconds that you can refine afterward.
Every assistant belongs to a project. The project decides who gets access through inherited access, so pick the project whose people should use the assistant.When you click Add Assistant, Ejento AI:
generates a name and an About description from what you wrote,
writes the assistant's Assistant Role (its main instructions) from the same description,
creates a default corpus for the assistant, named after it, where you can add documents later.
The new assistant starts as a Draft that is Private to you. It becomes Live the first time you deploy it. To learn what makes up an assistant, see the Assistants Overview.
HR help desk: Create an assistant in your HR project and describe it as "answer employee questions about leave, benefits, and onboarding." Everyone in the HR project can work on it, and once it's ready you can open it to the whole company.Team knowledge assistant: In a project for your engineering team, describe an assistant that "answers questions about our deployment process and coding standards," then add your runbooks to its corpus.Quick prototype: Describe a new idea in one sentence to see how an assistant would handle it, test it in Staging, and delete it if it isn't useful.
In the Create Assistant window, open Project Selection and choose the project the assistant belongs to. Type in Search projects... to find it, or click Create new project to make a new one.
After you pick a project, What do you want the assistant to do? appears. Describe the assistant's job in a sentence or two, then click Add Assistant. The button stays disabled until you enter a description.The description shapes the generated name, About text, and role, so mention who the assistant helps and what topics it covers, for example "answer employee questions about the travel and expense policy, such as allowances, approvals, and how to submit receipts."
