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Autopilot and limits

What Taseli may do by itself

One card in Settings: for each kind of work, choose whether Taseli does it and tells you, asks first, or only tells you. What always asks, and what never changes.

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  1. Set it up
  2. Always true
  3. FAQ

The “What Taseli may do by itself” card sets how much work you hand to Taseli. Whatever it does alone, Taseli watches for 7 days and undoes what isn't working.

Set it up

Only the owner or an admin can change it. Everyone else sees it read only.

  1. Open Settings › “What Taseli may do by itself”

  2. Choose for each row

    “Do it and tell me”, “Ask me” or “Only tell me”.
  3. Or tap “Use our recommended settings”

    Small, reversible clean-ups run on their own; money and new ads ask.
  4. More than one account?

    “Set differently per account” opens a separate choice for each.
RowRecommended
Stop searches that waste moneyDo it and tell me
Adjust budgets in small stepsAsk me
Pause what doesn't workDo it and tell me
Show ads at the hours that bring customersAsk me
New ads and campaignsAsk me (can't run on its own)

The same card has the switch for fresh ad versions when an ad wears out.

Always true

  • Bigger steps always ask first: a budget change over 20%, or pausing a whole ad or campaign.
  • New ads and campaigns always wait for your approval.
  • Locked (read-only) accounts are never changed.
  • Any change undoes in one tap. Restoring settings never brings back money already spent.

FAQ

What's the difference between “Ask me” and “Only tell me”? With “Ask me”, the change is ready and waits for your approval. With “Only tell me”, Taseli tells you what it found and prepares no change.

I chose “Do it and tell me” and was still asked. The change was bigger than the limit, touched something protected, or the account is locked.

Can I change this from the chat? Yes. Tell Taseli, for example “from now on, block wasteful searches on your own”, and you'll get a card to approve. See Changes from the chat.

Related: Autopilot and its limits · Raising budget in steps · Fresh AI versions

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