The configuration page guides you through four sections: AI Therapist, Assignment Categories, Desired Outcomes and Monitoring & Approval. Each section can be saved as a preset for reuse.
Complete each section in order. A check mark appears beside the section in the navigation menu when its settings have been saved.
After all sections are complete, you can enable the Autopilot and save the entire configuration under a name of your choice.
Configuring Your AI Therapist
Therapist Name: Give your AI therapist a friendly or professional name to help clients relate to it.
Therapeutic Approach: Choose a theoretical orientation such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Psychodynamic, Solution‑Focused Brief Therapy, Person‑Centered Therapy, or specify your own.
Communication Style: Select whether the AI’s tone should be supportive, challenging, or neutral. Custom notes allow you to refine how the AI engages with the client.
Session Pace: Determine how quickly the AI moves through topics—slow & reflective, moderate, or fast & action‑oriented. You can add custom pacing notes.
Language Complexity: Set the vocabulary level to simple, professional, or clinical, with optional custom guidance.
Questioning Style: Choose open‑ended prompts, directive guidance, or reflective mirroring. Use the “customize” option to add specific questioning notes.
Empathy vs. Action Emphasis: Balance empathetic reflection and concrete action steps, or choose to emphasize one over the other.
Custom Instructions: Provide overriding guidance such as tone preferences, clinical boundaries, or client‑specific context. These notes supersede other settings.
When satisfied, click Save & Continue to store your AI therapist settings as a preset and proceed to assignment categories. You can reuse this preset for other clients or autopilots.
Assigning Categories
Check the activity categories you want Autopilot to assign. Available categories are expanded on here.
Selecting Desired Outcomes
Check all mental‑health outcomes relevant to your client. Examples include reducing anxiety or depressive symptoms, improving stress management or sleep quality, enhancing emotional regulation, increasing coping skills or self‑compassion, building resilience, or boosting interpersonal functioning.
Use the customize option to add your own outcome if you don’t see it listed.
Give your outcomes preset a name and click Save & Next to proceed.
Monitoring & Approval
Choose which AI outputs require your approval before being sent to the client. You can require approval for AI‑generated messages and/or for assigned homework.
Set an auto‑approve after value (in hours). Pending items will automatically be approved after this time if you don’t review them. Enter 0 to disable auto‑approval.
Name your monitoring configuration and click Save & Next.
Enable & Save the Autopilot
When all four sections show a check mark in the navigation, go to Enable & Save.
Toggle Enable Autopilot on or off. If enabled, this configuration will actively run on any client to which it is assigned.
Enter a descriptive name in Save Autopilot Settings and click Save. Your Autopilot preset will appear in the preset list and be available to assign to clients.
You can return to this page to edit an existing Autopilot preset by selecting it from the Autopilot dropdown at the top of the page. Editing a preset updates its behaviour for future runs but does not retroactively change past logs.
Tips for Effective Configuration
Start with a few categories and outcomes relevant to your client’s primary concerns; you can add more later.
Use custom instructions to capture nuances that the predefined options don’t cover.
Review Autopilot logs regularly to see how the AI interprets your settings and adjust accordingly.
Save distinct presets for different client groups (e.g., anxiety‑focused, depression‑focused) to streamline future setups.