Where it lives
The Assistant is a collapsible panel on the right-hand side of the Hub. It works on the Space you currently have open — open a Space and it’s ready; without one it has nothing to act on. Everything it does is scoped to that active Space. It won’t read from or write to any other Space.How a build goes
1
Describe the goal
Say what you want in plain language — “a skill that summarises my unread Slack
mentions each morning”. You can also start from the goal box when you create a new
Space.
2
Read the plan
The Assistant proposes a plan before it changes anything. It’s shown as steps you
can read, and it will ask about anything genuinely under-specified rather than
guessing.
3
Approve each piece
Each step arrives as a card showing the actual thing being made — the prompt
text, the skill body and the connectors it needs, the model and tier, and how the
agent gets wired together. You approve them one at a time, or let it build the rest
without asking.
4
Watch the files land
Approved assets appear in the Space’s file tree as they’re created. They’re ordinary
files — the same ones you’d have authored by hand. From there you can run and test
the agent as you would any other.
Fixing and improving
Once a Space has assets in it, the Assistant can also work on what’s already there — describe what’s wrong or what you want changed and it proposes edits the same way, as reviewable steps.The AI prompt builder in the prompt editor is still there and unchanged. Use the
Assistant when you’re working across a Space — several assets, or wiring them
together. Use the prompt builder when you want to generate or improve one prompt
in place.
Connectors and models
If a skill needs a connector, the Assistant brings it in from the connectors already available to you, or tells you to add one — it can’t sign you into a service on your behalf. See Connectors for how authorization works. For models it defaults to the Viorant managed provider on the Medium tier, and shows you that choice before wiring it in.What it costs
Every turn spends credits, including turns that only plan or explain. The tier picker in the panel controls how much — Low is cheaper and usually fine while you’re still shaping the idea. If your balance reaches zero the Assistant stops rather than failing quietly. See Credits.Credits & the Viorant provider
What spends credits, and what the starting grant covers.