InLoox AI Assistant
InLoox AI, with AI chat, AI agents, and AI drafts, is currently available as a beta.
The InLoox AI Assistant supports you in two ways: in its own area, InLoox AI, and directly in the areas of InLoox you already work in.
In InLoox AI
- AI Chat — ask questions about your project data in the InLoox AI area or the side panel, add files, and share conversations.
- AI Agents — use ready-made agents for recurring tasks or create your own.
- Review and apply AI drafts — let the AI prepare tasks, planning, and projects in the chat, and review the drafts before anything is saved.
Directly in InLoox
- AI in tasks, e-mails, and project descriptions — generate project tasks from a prompt, identify tasks in e-mails, and draft project descriptions.
Requirements for using AI features in InLoox
In the InLoox Cloud, the AI features run on the InLoox default model.
InLoox Self-Hosted must connect its own OpenAI-compatible model to use the AI features, because the InLoox default model runs in the cloud only. See InLoox AI.
To use AI features, AI assistance must be activated for your InLoox account. This setting is enabled by default. An InLoox administrator can disable it under Account Settings >> InLoox AI. For more information, see InLoox AI.
In addition, each person needs the Use InLoox AI permission. An InLoox administrator enables it per person in Account Settings >> User Management. Without it, the AI features stay hidden. See Permissions.
Every action in InLoox AI consumes credits — for example a chat reply or an agent run. Each user has a monthly included volume. Whether the AI pauses once it is used up or keeps working as paid usage is set by your administrator. During the beta phase, only the included volume applies: once it is used up, the AI pauses until the first of the next month. See Budget. In InLoox Self-Hosted, InLoox AI requires a connected custom AI model, see Connect a Custom LLM. AI usage is neither billed nor limited there.
InLoox Documentation MCP
Developers and power users who work with AI coding tools can connect those tools directly to InLoox documentation using the InLoox Documentation MCP server. This allows AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, and Windsurf to search and read InLoox help articles on demand.