Image tasks in AI Manager
Teams can ask AI Manager to create or edit images, then continue the conversation while the result is prepared.
This product update gives AI Manager a more visual workflow, makes scheduled tasks easier to control, and improves everyday setup around channels, uploads, billing, account security, and reliability.
This release makes AI Manager more useful for day-to-day creative work and makes several operational areas steadier for teams managing customers, channels, billing, and account access.
AI Manager can now help with image generation and image edits. Teams can ask it to create a simple visual asset, upload an image and request changes, then receive the result back in the conversation once it is ready. The AI Manager complete guide now explains how image tasks fit alongside documents, knowledge base work, diagnostics, and setup help.
“AI Manager can now help with simple creative image tasks while the rest of the platform gets steadier around setup, billing, channels, and account operations.”
Scheduled task setup is also more flexible. Teams can choose when a scheduled task should stay quiet if there is nothing useful to send, which helps scheduled automations avoid unnecessary messages.
Channel setup and recovery are clearer too. Messaging channels now show more useful sending details, LINE and Telegram replacement flows ask for confirmation before replacing an existing connection, duplicate connection conflicts are easier to understand, and account recovery is easier to follow when a plan needs attention.
Billing is clearer too. Taiwan teams can now buy AIS Hours in TWD, and the billing area makes it easier to choose between topping up credits and buying AIS Hours.
Behind the scenes, this release also improves AI Manager uploads, custom tool handling, billing updates, account security, backup document handling, notification wording, and reliability across conversations, Smart Wait, Google Sheets updates, channel reconnection, and feature availability.
For customers who want the full release-by-release detail, the deeper notes are available in Detailed Release Notes.
Teams can ask AI Manager to create or edit images, then continue the conversation while the result is prepared.
Scheduled tasks can stay silent when there is nothing useful to send, helping automations feel more natural.
Messaging channels show clearer sending details and add safer confirmation when replacing LINE or Telegram connections.
Uploads, account recovery, AIS Hours purchases, login detail changes, admin permissions, Smart Wait, Google Sheets updates, and custom tools now behave more consistently.
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