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The AI assistant is available on every page of Orizon QA. It understands the current context of the page you’re on and can execute actions directly — no need to navigate menus or remember where settings live. The assistant has access to 74 tools covering codebase analysis, project management, test execution, todos, Knowledge Hub, and more.

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Opening the assistant

You can open the assistant in two ways:
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⌘JFloating panel — overlays the current page
⌘⇧JSidebar — docks the assistant alongside your workspace
Use the floating panel for quick one-off questions. Use the sidebar when you want to keep the conversation open while working.

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Permission levels

The assistant operates under one of four permission levels. You choose the level when you open the assistant, and you can change it at any time.
The assistant can retrieve information and answer questions. It cannot make any changes to your data.Use this when you want the assistant to summarize content, look up a project, or explain results without risk of modifying anything.
The assistant can propose changes and show you what it would do, but every action requires your explicit approval before it runs.Use this when you want AI guidance but want final say over every action.
The assistant can create and update items — test cases, requirements, Knowledge Hub pages, todos — without asking for confirmation each time.Use this for faster workflows where you trust the assistant to act on your instructions directly.
The assistant can perform any action, including deleting items and running test executions. No confirmation is required.
Full Access allows destructive actions such as deleting projects, analyses, and executions. Use it only when you are confident in your instructions.
To set the permission level, click the permission badge in the assistant panel and select the level you want.

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Context-awareness

The assistant automatically reads the current page and adjusts its quick actions accordingly. When you open the assistant on the Execute page, it shows actions related to running tests. On a project page, it offers actions for managing requirements and test cases. You can ask the assistant anything in plain language — it uses the page context to understand what you’re referring to without you needing to specify IDs or navigate elsewhere.

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Example requests

Generate tests for this file

On the Analyze page, the assistant selects the current file and starts an analysis configured for test case generation.

Create a bug report in Knowledge Hub

The assistant creates a new Knowledge Hub page using the Bug Report template and opens it for editing.

Show my analysis history

Returns a list of your recent analyses with status, date, and quick links.

Mark all critical todos as complete

The assistant lists your critical-priority todos and completes them — with a confirmation step if you’re in Suggest mode.
You can also use quick actions that appear at the top of the assistant panel. These are pre-configured for the most common tasks on the current page.

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Streaming responses

The assistant streams its responses token by token. You see output as it is generated, which makes it faster to read long answers and easier to interrupt if the assistant is heading in the wrong direction. Tool calls — such as fetching project data or starting an analysis — show inline status updates so you can follow what the assistant is doing in real time.
If the assistant is running a tool and you want to stop it, you can send a new message or close the panel. In-progress tool calls will be cancelled.