Autopilot.
Aluma opens the assignment and works through it with you, one step at a time.
Autopilot is the desktop app's guided assignment session. It opens the real assignment from a connected school platform, reads it and any attached material, and works through it with you step by step, surfacing the next thing to do rather than making you re-explain the task. It is the one place Aluma can put text into a document, and only into your own editable copy, only when you turn it on for that task. It never submits.
Autopilot removes the setup, not the thinking. Every step waits for your approval.
Pulled from a connected platform with its attachments, not a pasted summary.
Each step is proposed and you approve it. Nothing runs unattended.
Autopilot can type a drafted answer into a Google Doc, but only after you turn it on for that task and only into a document confirmed to be your own editable copy. Off by default, revocable in Settings.
Turning work in is always your action, on every platform, with no exceptions.
Choose anything in the Assignments hub that came from a connected school platform.
Autopilot opens the task and its attachments in the desktop app, inside your own browser session.
Each step is proposed, you approve or redirect it, and the session keeps its place.
Autopilot stops at the submit button. That press is always yours.
No. Autopilot removes the busywork of finding and opening the work, and drafts only where you explicitly allow it. The thinking is still yours, and you press submit.
Yes. Autopilot runs in the desktop app on Professional and above, because it works inside your own browser session on your machine.
It is off until you turn it on for a specific task, and you can revoke it at any time in Settings.