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Ask Arro to find something in your workspace, answer from it, or change it. Arro answers from what it reads, and makes a change as a background task while you keep talking. Audimate is coming soon. Access to the web workspace and desktop downloads is limited to approved testers. Public signups and downloads are not open yet. The desktop app is for Windows. macOS is coming soon; Mac-specific guidance describes the upcoming release. Workspace requests work on every plan and draw on your monthly usage. You need edit access to anything you ask Arro to change, the same as when you change it yourself.

What you can ask for

Arro reads recordings but does not change them. To edit a recording’s steps, or to rewrite a highlighted passage, use Create and edit with AI. Arro cannot delete a workflow, task board, folder, playbook, or page, and cannot move or share anything. A task on a task board is not the same as a background task Arro runs for you. When it is unclear which one you mean, Arro asks before it acts.

What “this” means

Say “this” or “here” and Arro works out what you mean from where you are. From another app, Arro does not look at what the Audimate window has open behind it. Name what you mean instead, such as “the leads task board”. When several things share a name, Arro asks which one.

How a change runs

Arro hands every change to a background task, which appears in the dynamic dock and works with the same abilities as Create and edit with AI. The task starts from what you meant when you asked, including what the Audimate window had open. When it finishes, Arro tells you what changed. While the task runs, a notification in the bottom right of the Audimate window shows what it is doing. When it finishes, the notification says what changed and offers Open for what it made. Nothing opens by itself, so you can keep working where you are. When you ask Arro to show you something, the Audimate window comes to the front with it open.

Before Arro deletes

A deletion or a whole replace applies as soon as you say yes, and cannot be undone.
Arro says exactly what will be removed and waits for your yes before it starts a task that deletes tasks, removes a field, or replaces a whole page or playbook. Removing a field clears its value on every task. Adding tasks, adding to a page, and adding to a playbook go ahead without asking.

Limits

To answer you, Arro reads the first 12,000 characters of a page or playbook. The task that makes a change reads whole playbooks and up to 60,000 characters of a page. It does not replace a longer page as a whole, because that would erase the part it never read, so it adds to the end instead.

When it cannot finish

Arro

Talk to Arro and point at what you mean.

Task boards

Fields, tasks, and views on a task board.

Create and edit with AI

Edit recordings and highlighted text with AI.