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CueAir · CueAi assistant

Proposal versus approval

updated

  1. Distinguish explanatory text from a change card.
  2. Inspect targets, old/new values, and warnings; deselect unwanted items.
  3. Use the apply action to approve. Some higher-risk actions require holding the button.
  4. Distinguish sending, unconfirmed response, and confirmed application. Submission is not readback.
  5. Hold the restore action when needed. Subsequent edits, connection changes, or scene changes may exclude items from restoration. Confirmed restore and unconfirmed restore are different outcomes.
A proposal card. Check the target (WL MIC 5) and each before-and-after value, then apply or cancel. Auto Apply at the top is off. This screen was captured with the Claude provider and an example account.
A proposal card. Check the target (WL MIC 5) and each before-and-after value, then apply or cancel. Auto Apply at the top is off. This screen was captured with the Claude provider and an example account.

With Auto Apply enabled, small input-processing adjustments can apply without another click. Gain, 48V, outputs, routing, FX types, and large adjustments are described as requiring review. The current version can also automatically execute a scene-save proposal, so do not assume the mode changes only small EQ settings. Learn the review flow with Auto Apply off. AI does not always wait for approval in every mode.

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