Hi Community ![]()
We know starting with a blank project and trying to figure out where an AI Teammate fits can be a bit⦠overwhelming. So we built something to make that easier.
The AI Teammates Project Analyzer looks at the work already inside a project and recommends a practical starting point - whether thatās an existing Teammate that already fits, or a new one built around your specific project context.
Itās live now for AI Teammates users, and it only runs when you choose to kick it off.
Hereās how it works:
Say you have a launch project with recurring status updates, a few tasks that need a first pass, and some handoffs floating around without clear owners. Instead of guessing where to start, the analyzer reviews the project and surfaces patterns - recurring updates, intake that needs routing, tasks missing owners or due dates, cross-project handoffs.
From there it recommends an existing AI Teammate, or proposes a new reusable one configured around your project context. You pick what to activate, confirm your choices, and nothing gets set up without you reviewing it first.
Quick steps:
- Choose a project from Projects or the Teammate Gallery
- The analyzer reviews it for repeatable patterns and gaps
- You get recommendations - an existing Teammate or a new one built for this work
- Pick what you want to activate (a first pass on existing work, a one-off task, a recurring task, or a rule for incoming work)
- Review and confirm before anything is set up
A couple of quick questions you may have:
Q: Can it create a new AI Teammate for me?
Yes, if no existing Teammate fits, itāll recommend a new one configured around the project context and work you selected.
Q: Will it make changes without my review?
Nope. Everything goes through your confirmation before itās activated.
This first version starts with projects. The idea is to expand AI Teammate discovery into more of the work graph over time.
Give it a try and share any questions or feedback below. If you have a specific AI Teammate use case youād like to see covered, let us know! ![]()


