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AI Assistant example prompts

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This page provides a comprehensive reference of example prompts for common tasks. Use these examples to learn what the AI Assistant understands and discover new ways to interact with CloudBees Unify.

Navigation

Navigate to any page using flexible phrasing. The AI Assistant understands various patterns:

Common pages

Go to Feature management, Take me to Components, Navigate to Integrations, Show me Workflows, Open Applications, Go to Audit History, Take me to Analytics, Navigate to Organizations, Show me Teams and Users.

Flexible phrasing

All of these work for the same page: Go to Feature management, Take me to Feature management, Navigate to Feature management, Open Feature management, Show me Feature management.

Nested sections

Go to Feature Flag settings, Take me to Environment inventory, Show me Workflow runs.

Feature flag filters

Use these prompts to filter feature flags:

By status

Show me stale flags, Filter flags by inactive status, Show me active flags, Filter for flags with env1 as inactive status.

By label

Find flags with the "experiment" label, Show me flags labeled "beta", Show me stale flags with the "beta" label.

By name

Find flags with "checkout", Search for flags containing "dark-mode", Find the checkout flow feature flag.

Environment switches

Switch environments: Switch to Production environment, Change to staging, Show me dev, Switch to env1.

Filter clearing

Remove filters: Clear all filters, Remove filters, Show me all flags.

Combined filters

Combine criteria: Show me inactive flags in Production environment, Find stale flags with the "experiment" label, Show me active flags with "checkout" in the name.

Progressive filters

Build on previous requests: Show me inactive flags → Now filter those by the "beta" label → And only in Production.

Prompt guidelines

Follow these guidelines for effective prompts:

Use natural language

Talk to the AI Assistant like a colleague. Both Go to Feature management and Can you take me to feature management? work well.

Be specific

Show me inactive flags in Production works better than Show flags.

Provide context

Change to Production environment is clearer than Change it.

Build on context

After Show me all flags in Production, enter Now show me only the inactive ones without repeating yourself.

Use for quick navigation

The AI Assistant is faster than navigating through menus whenever you know where you want to go.

What’s next

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