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AI Assistant & Library

Using the AI assistant, in-builder AI edits, templates, and the question/survey library.

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Intuify includes two tools designed to speed up survey creation: the AI Assistant, which can generate and improve surveys from plain-language instructions, and the Library, which lets you save and reuse surveys, questions, and templates.


AI Assistant#

The AI Assistant has its own dedicated page, accessible from the sidebar. It can also be used directly inside the Survey Builder.

Creating a survey with AI#

  1. Go to AI Assistant from the sidebar, or click AI Create on the Surveys page.
  2. You'll see a two-panel layout:
    • Left side — A chat area where you type instructions, plus template cards and quick actions.
    • Right side — A live preview of the survey the AI is building for you.
  3. Choose a template card to get started quickly (for example, Customer Satisfaction, Product Feedback, NPS Check-in, or Employee Engagement), or type your own instructions in the chat.
  4. The AI will generate a complete survey with sections, questions, and logic. You can see it take shape in the preview panel.
  5. Refine the survey by sending follow-up messages — for example:
    • "Add follow-up questions for low NPS scores."
    • "Simplify the wording and make it shorter."
    • "Add a demographics section at the beginning."
  6. When you're happy with the result, click Create Survey to save it and open it in the full Survey Builder for any final tweaks.

Quick actions#

The AI page offers quick-action buttons for common tasks:

  • Add a new section or block.
  • Add specific question types (NPS, rating, choice, free text).
  • Improve or shorten existing questions.
  • Adjust flow or logic.

These send targeted instructions to the AI so you don't have to type everything out.

Starting over#

If you want a fresh start, use the Reset button to clear the conversation and preview.


AI Edit inside the builder#

When you're already working in the Survey Builder, you can use AI without leaving the page.

How to use it#

  1. Click the AI Edit button (sparkle icon) in the builder's top toolbar.
  2. A side panel slides in from the right.
  3. You'll see a welcome message with quick actions and a text input for custom instructions.
  4. Click a quick action or type your own instruction.
  5. The AI reads your current survey, applies the changes, and updates the canvas.
  6. If you don't like the result, just hit Undo (Ctrl+Z) to revert.

The panel keeps your conversation history for the session, so you can build on previous instructions. You can close and reopen it at any time.

Quick actions#

ActionWhat it does
Add SectionAdds a new section with 3 relevant questions based on your survey context
Add NPSAdds an NPS (Net Promoter Score) question
Generate FlowAnalyzes your survey and generates a complete flow — screening branches, variable assignments, randomizers, and end-of-survey sections
Add Section LoopAdds a Section Loop to the last section, repeating it for each option selected in the previous question
Improve WordingRewrites all questions to be more professional and unbiased
Reorder LogicallyReorders sections and questions in a logical flow, starting with easy questions
Trim SurveyRemoves redundant or low-value questions while keeping key insights
Add Piped TextAdds piped text tokens where they make sense, referencing previous answers to personalize the experience

Custom instructions#

You can also type any free-form instruction. Examples:

  • "Add a demographics section at the beginning"
  • "Add a branch after section 1 to screen out unqualified respondents"
  • "Add skip logic so irrelevant questions are hidden"
  • "Track user segments with global variables"
  • "Pipe the answer from Q1 into the next question's text"
  • "Rewrite all questions at an 8th-grade reading level"

What AI Edit can modify#

AI Edit can update any part of your survey in a single instruction:

  • Sections and questions — add, remove, reorder, rewrite
  • Question configuration — answer options, validation, required flags
  • Branch rules — route respondents to different sections based on answers
  • Termination rules — end the survey early based on conditions
  • Quota rules — set quotas for response limits
  • Flow blocks — randomizers, set-variable blocks, end-of-survey blocks
  • Global variables — create and assign variables for tracking
  • Section loops — repeat sections based on prior answers
  • Piped text — insert dynamic tokens into question text

Library#

The Library is where you save and organize reusable content — surveys, questions, and templates — so you don't have to start from scratch every time.

Survey library#

  • Save any survey you've built as a library survey.
  • Later, clone it to create a new project with the same structure and content.
  • Manage your library surveys (rename, update, or remove them) from the Library page.

Question library#

  • While building a survey, you can insert questions from the library using the question palette or a section's menu.
  • This lets you drop pre-built questions or entire sections into your survey, complete with their original settings.

Templates#

Intuify provides ready-made survey templates for common use cases — CSAT, onboarding, product concept tests, and more. Many of these are also available as template cards on the AI Assistant page.

Templates give you a solid starting framework that you can customize to fit your specific needs.


How AI and Library work together#

  • Surveys created or modified by AI are fully compatible with manual editing in the builder. There's nothing special about AI-generated content — it uses the same structure as hand-built surveys.
  • Library items inserted into a survey bring along their logic, recode values, and styling, and can be further customized like any other question.
  • From an analytics standpoint, there's no difference between AI-generated, library-sourced, or manually created questions. Everything flows into the same analytics and export pipelines.

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