AI Tools

Yaplet's AI tools help agents respond faster and more effectively to customer inquiries. These intelligent features analyze conversation context, generate responses, and improve message quality.

Available AI Tools

Email conversations are not covered. AI Reply, AI Summary and AI Context read the chat messages of a conversation and skip anything sent or received as email. On a conversation that arrived by email there is nothing left for them to read, so they fail with an error instead of producing a result. AI Rephrase and AI Grammar work everywhere — they only look at the text you have typed.

AI Reply

Generates contextual responses based on the conversation history and the knowledge the conversation's brand owns. Uses advanced RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) to provide relevant, personalized answers.

Permission Required: Inbox.AI

Keyboard shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + R

AI Summary

Creates structured conversation summaries with the user's objective and key discussion points. Perfect for quickly understanding long conversations or preparing handoffs.

Permission Required: Inbox.Summary

Keyboard shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + S

AI Rephrase

Rephrases your draft messages to sound more professional and customer-service appropriate. Maintains your original meaning while improving tone and clarity.

Permission Required: Inbox.Rephrase

Keyboard shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P

AI Grammar

Corrects grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors in your messages without changing the meaning or style. Ensures professional communication.

Permission Required: Inbox.Rephrase

Keyboard shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + G

AI Context

Pulls relevant content from the brand's knowledge for the visitor's last question and posts a short internal helper — an agent-only message containing a concise answer synthesized from that knowledge plus a list of the exact sources the AI used. Useful when you don't know the answer off the top of your head and want to see what the AI agent would have answered, with direct links to the underlying docs.

Permission Required: Inbox.AI

Keyboard shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + C

AI Context needs the conversation's brand to have a Vex AI agent. Without one the tool reports that there is nothing to search — even if the brand holds plenty of content.

Explain AI Answer

Appears as a sparkle button below AI agent message bubbles. When clicked, it opens the Copilot sidebar and automatically runs the diagnose_ai_response tool to analyze why the AI gave that specific answer — including what knowledge sources it used, what the visitor asked, and whether the response was accurate.

Permission Required: Copilot plus Vex (shown to administrators as "Vex AI"). This opens Copilot to diagnose the answer, so it follows your own feature permissions, not a separate Copilot permission.

This is useful when you want to understand why the AI responded a certain way, identify knowledge gaps, or debug unexpected answers. The Copilot will return a detailed diagnostic report with the original question, retrieved knowledge chunks, model used, and recommendations for improvement.

After reviewing the diagnosis, you can follow up directly in Copilot — for example, ask it to add missing knowledge or adjust the AI agent's settings. See the Chatbot Tools reference for the full diagnose_ai_response tool documentation.

How to Use AI Tools

Using the AI Tools Dropdown

  1. Click the AI Tools button in the chat input area
  2. Select your desired tool from the dropdown menu
  3. The result will appear in the message input field
# Click "AI Reply" to generate a contextual response
# The tool analyzes recent messages and the brand's knowledge
# Result appears ready to send or edit

Keyboard Shortcuts

For faster workflow, use keyboard shortcuts when the chat input is focused:

  • Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + R - AI Reply
  • Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + S - AI Summary
  • Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P - AI Rephrase
  • Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + G - AI Grammar
  • Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + C - AI Context

Mobile Usage

On mobile devices, access AI tools through the menu button (≡) in the input area.

AI Reply Features

The AI Reply tool provides intelligent responses by:

  • Analyzing conversation history - Reviews recent messages within a time window
  • Understanding user intent - Identifies what the customer is asking
  • Retrieving context - Searches everything the conversation's brand owns for relevant information
  • Generating responses - Creates appropriate replies in the conversation's language
Whether AI Reply can quote your own content depends on whether the brand holds any indexed knowledge — not on what was attached to a chatbot. With nothing indexed it still analyzes the conversation history, but the answers are more generic.

AI Summary Details

Summaries include two main sections:

  1. User's Objective - A short sentence describing what the customer wants
  2. Key Points - Up to 4 bullet points highlighting important conversation details
Summaries are saved as private notes visible only to your team, helping maintain conversation continuity during handoffs.

AI Context Details

When you click AI Context, Yaplet runs the same retrieval pipeline the AI agent uses, but surfaces the result to you instead of replying to the visitor. Specifically:

  1. It takes the visitor's last message as the search query.
  2. Searches everything the conversation's brand owns — all of that brand's knowledge bases and documentation sets, its uploaded files, the pages of its website Yaplet has read, its question-and-answer entries and its product catalogue — in one pass, using the same hybrid search and reranking the AI agent uses. The search runs in every language the brand's content is written in (up to three) at the same time, so a brand with an English and a Hungarian knowledge base keeps full accuracy in both. Each source's language is set on Brand → Knowledge. For products, the current price, sale price and availability are read live and handed to the AI together with the retrieved text, so the figures it quotes are never stale.
  3. Asks the AI to write a short internal answer-helper (2-4 bullet points or a short paragraph) based only on the retrieved snippets.
  4. Appends a "Sources" list of every document the AI drew from, each as a clickable link.

The sources list handles each document type with a sensible default:

Source typeClick behavior
Website URL / sitemap crawlOpens the original URL in a new tab
Knowledge base articleOpens the article on the brand's public knowledge base
Documentation pageOpens the documentation page on the brand's public docs site
Product (from product feed)Opens the product's public URL
Text snippet / FAQ / uploaded document (PDF, DOCX, TXT)Opens a modal showing the extracted text — so you can read exactly what the AI saw
A knowledge base or documentation link in the Sources list uses the brand's public web address as it was recorded when that content was last processed — so if you rename the address, those source links keep pointing at the old one until the content is processed again. Links the AI writes inside the helper text itself are built at the moment the answer is written, so those always follow the current address. If the brand has no public web address at all, no link is offered. For uploaded files, Yaplet only stores the extracted text (not the original PDF/DOCX binary), so the modal shows the same content the AI would reference.

Privacy

AI Context messages are marked private (visibility: PRIVATE, outbound: false) — only agents on your team can see them in the conversation. The visitor never sees the helper text or the source list.

Best Practices

For AI Reply

  • Use when you need quick responses to complex questions
  • Review and edit generated responses before sending
  • Works best with established conversation context

For AI Summary

  • Generate summaries for long conversations before escalation
  • Use when handing off chats to other agents
  • Helpful for quality assurance and training

For AI Rephrase

  • Draft your message naturally first
  • Use for customer-facing communications
  • Maintains your personal communication style

For AI Grammar

  • Write quickly, fix later
  • Use for non-native language communications
  • Preserves your intended meaning and tone

For AI Context

  • Use it when the visitor asks a factual question and you're not sure of the answer
  • Use it to verify what the AI agent would have answered before you reply in your own words
  • Click a source link to read the underlying doc, then paraphrase for the visitor
  • If no sources come back, it's a signal the brand's knowledge doesn't cover the question — add content at Brand → (your brand) → Knowledge
AI tools require appropriate permissions and may incur usage costs. Check your organization's AI model configuration and billing settings.

Troubleshooting

Tool not available?

  • Verify you have the required permissions
  • Check if your organization has configured AI models

Poor results?

  • Ensure sufficient conversation context
  • For AI Reply and AI Context, check Brand → Knowledge — the first place to look when AI Context comes back empty. Uploaded files, web pages and question-and-answer entries carry a Status column (Ready / Not indexed / Reading… / Failed / Warning) that tells you whether the source produced anything for the AI to find. Knowledge bases and documentation sets have no Status column; read their Indexed count instead, where 0 means nothing was stored for the AI to search
  • Try rephrasing your input more clearly

High usage costs?

  • Use tools selectively rather than for simple messages
  • Consider organization's billing tier and limits

The AI tools integrate seamlessly with your workflow, providing intelligent assistance while maintaining the personal touch customers expect.