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Before Apers makes changes to your spreadsheet, it shows you exactly what it plans to do. You stay in control.

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How Apers Thinks

When you give Apers a task, it first creates a plan. You can see:
  • Thinking process: How Apers is strategizing the model
  • Planned changes: Which cells it will update, create, or change
  • Content preview: The numbers and formulas Apers will use
This transparency lets you review everything before it happens.

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Approval Options

After Apers shows its plan, you choose what to do:
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Approves this single update. Apers will make the change and then pause for your next approval.
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Approves this change and turns on auto-approve. Apers will then make changes without pausing for approval, in every chat, until you turn auto-approve off with the auto-approve toggle below the chat box (Auto-approve actions (skip confirmations)).
Auto-approve can use more credits than expected, because Apers keeps working without stopping for your review. Recommended when you have sufficient credits.
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Stops Apers from making the change. You can type a reason explaining why, and Apers will adjust its approach.

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When to Reject

Sometimes Apers might:
  • Misunderstand your instructions
  • Use different assumptions than you expected
  • Change something you wanted to keep
Just click Reject, type your feedback, and Apers will try again with your guidance.
Rejecting with a clear reason helps Apers learn what you want for the rest of the task.
Last modified on October 30, 2026