- Getting started
 - Best practices
 - Data privacy
 - Autopilot chat
 - Generating automations
 - Generating tests
- Generating tests
 - Quality-check requirements
 - Generate tests for requirement
 - Import manual test cases
 - Find obsolete tests
 - Generate tests for SAP transactions
 - Generate coded automations
 - Generate coded API automation
 - Refactor coded automations
 - Generate low-code automations
 - Generate synthetic test data
 - Generate test reports
 - Search Test Manager project
 
 - Autopilot for Everyone
- About Autopilot for Everyone
 - Autopilot for Everyone feature comparison
 - User types
 - Data sources
 - Toolset automations
 - Localization
 - Prerequisites
 - Autopilot widget
 - The Autopilot for Everyone tenant card
 - Prerequisites for installation
 - Enabling Anthropic models
 - Installing Autopilot for Everyone
 - Updating Autopilot for Everyone
 - Uninstalling Autopilot for Everyone
 - Configuring Autopilot for Everyone
 - Disabling the Autopilot welcome screen in Assistant
 - Configuring an LLM for Autopilot for Everyone
 
- Deploying toolset automations
 - Prompt-to-response flow
 - Launching Autopilot for Everyone
 - Autopilot settings for business users
 - Using a specialized Autopilot
 - Using a starting prompt
 - Uploading and analyzing files
 - Running automations
 - Interacting with Autopilot answers
 - Using suggested prompts
 - Starting a new chat
 - Chat history
 - Providing general feedback
 
- Clipboard AI Enterprise version
 - Troubleshooting
 
 

Autopilot user guide
Expressions are a fundamental part of automating processes in Studio, Studio Web, and Apps. Using expressions in activities and Apps controls enables you to handle data, create conditions and decision-making logic, and interact with applications, all of which are essential for building effective workflows and application interfaces.
Writing complex expressions requires extensive knowledge of programming functions and syntax. Here's where Autopilot™'s generative capabilities come handy for developers who want to create automations with ease.
Instead of manually writing an expression in the Expression Editor, you can describe your desired action in natural language and Autopilot will generate a valid expression based on your request. You can then modify the proposed expression or accept it as is.
Autopilot continuously learns from the prompts you submit, allowing it to refine and improve its performance over time, and is capable of fixing expression errors.
- Configuring activities in the Studio Web guide.
 - Designing automations in the Studio guide.
 - Generating VB expressions using a text prompt in the Apps guide.