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# Replai Copilot

**Replai Copilot** is the built-in copilot inside your Replai dashboard.

It helps your team work faster from one chat.

### Who can use Replai Copilot?

it is available on **Agent** and **Live**.

A workspace owner turns it on in the dashboard.

After that, teammates can use it in the workspace.

### What can Replai Copilot do?

Replai Copilot can:

* Answer questions from your connected knowledge
* Take actions for you, like creating a new assistant
* Link you straight to the result or the right next page

### What do actions look like?

You can ask Replai Copilot to do work in your workspace.

For example, it can create a new assistant for you.

When it finishes, it gives you a direct link to that assistant so you can keep configuring it.

### How do approvals work?

Replai Copilot asks before any consequential action runs.

That includes actions that change data, charge money, or affect your workspace.

The approval prompt shows a plain-English summary first.

If there is a charge, Replai shows that too.

Nothing runs until you approve it.

If you decline, the action is canceled.

Replai Copilot does not claim an action ran before it actually did.

### Can it use connected tools?

Yes.

On **Agent** and **Live**, your assistants can also use allowed tools through MCP.

See [Connecting your own tools (MCP)](/replai-docs/features-by-tier/connecting-your-own-tools-mcp.md).

### Related links

* [Agent tier](/replai-docs/features-by-tier/agent-tier.md)
* [Live tier](/replai-docs/features-by-tier/live-tier.md)
* [Audit log & visitor confirmation](/replai-docs/trust-and-privacy/audit-log-and-visitor-confirmation.md)


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