Forms and one-shot apps

Some tasks are better as a form than a free conversation. Ajutant turns a saved task into a form you fill in, then returns a structured result.

Fill in a form

When an assistant offers a form, you’ll see labelled fields instead of a blank message box. Complete the fields and submit, the assistant runs the task with your inputs and shows the result in a readable shape (a table, a grid, or formatted text), rather than a wall of chat.

Intake forms at the start of a chat

Some assistants show a short intake form when you open them, to gather what they need up front, for example, the details required to raise a request. Fill it in (or skip, if it’s optional) and carry on.

One-shot actions

A one-shot app does a single job cleanly: fill it in, get the answer, done, no back-and-forth. Look for suggested-action buttons in a conversation to launch one.

Tip

Forms mean you don’t have to remember what information to provide, the assistant asks for exactly what it needs.