Autodesk Assistant is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) partner for Design and Make that helps you get quick answers, explore your work, and speed up repetitive tasks. In Moldflow, Autodesk Assistant answers questions, helps interpret results, and performs a limited set of tasks.
Autodesk Assistant's agentic capabilities provide additional levels of assistance, letting you ask Autodesk Assistant to do things for you, using natural language. For example, you can ask it to:
To open Autodesk Assistant in Moldflow:
At the top of the Moldflow window, on the right side of the Application bar, click Autodesk Assistant.
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The Assistant panel appears docked on the right side of the canvas and remains available as you work.
To close Autodesk Assistant:
Ask Autodesk Assistant how to complete tasks, learn about features and terminology, find where tools are located, or troubleshoot issues.
Examples:
Tips for better results:
Reference Browser items: Mention specific components or features visible in your Browser.
Be specific about context: If the answer isn't what you expect, add more specifics to give the Assistant context.
For more tips on writing effective prompts, see How to use Autodesk Assistant.
Autodesk Assistant can perform actions to help you run analyses, visualize and understand results, and explore next steps to improve them. Autodesk Assistant capabilities will evolve over time and the responses will adapt:
Ask Assistant about its capabilities to discover how it can help you:
In addition to the general best practices described in Autodesk Assistant limitations and best practices, keep these Moldflow-specific tips in mind:
Autodesk Assistant allows you to specify the format of the returned output:
Autodesk Assistant typically only displays the top knowledge search matches. You can ask the Autodesk Assistant to provide more information or more detailed information:
Autodesk Assistant considers the context of previous chat history when providing a response. If you are changing the topic completely, or moving to a new study window, click New Chat to start a new chat. Autodesk Assistant saves previous chats.
While you can run multiple instances of Synergy simultaneously, or have multiple study files open in the multidocument interface, currently there in only one Autodesk Assistant instance, that is shared between all Synergy instances.
To avoid confusion, when you change to a new study start a New Chat.
Autodesk Assistant capabilities and functionality may vary based on the Autodesk Assistant user interface language, which is controlled by the Synergy user interface you select.