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Genie is the assistant built into Noxus. It answers questions about your workspace and builds or changes flows, agents and tables for you. Open it with Ask Genie or ⌘+I / Ctrl+I.
The Tables page with the Genie panel open, answering a question about the Leads table
  • Acts as you. It sees and changes only what your role allows.
  • Asks before changing anything. Reads run straight away; writes wait on an approval card. Building a process is the exception: Genie asks only before it deletes something, runs a test or reprocesses a case.
  • Knows the page. “This flow” or “this table” means the one on screen.
  • Per workspace. Chats and Always allow choices belong to the workspace you’re in.
Each chat keeps its own context, and earlier chats stay in Chat history. Genie shows the work behind every reply, so you can see what it read and changed. Attach files to give it something to work from, such as a spreadsheet to import or a document to build from, and it hands files back the same way. Not sure what to ask? Type /help and Genie says what it can do with the page you’re on, with requests you could send. Typing / lists the other skills Genie can work with.

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Genie’s computer

Genie has its own computer, as Claude Code has yours. Attach your scripts and data, and Genie runs them there: a check you already use, a conversion, a quick analysis. It asks before it writes a file or runs a command, and you approve each one on its card. Each chat gets its own folder on that computer, and the computer is shared by your organization’s Genie, so keep secrets out of what you attach. Genie reads public web pages. It cannot open a page behind a login, such as a Notion page or a Google Doc: attach an export or paste the text instead.
Genie is a beta feature, off until an administrator turns it on for the deployment (see Turning Genie on).

Flows

Build, change, schedule and test flows.

Agents

Create, change and test agents.

Tables

Query, change, link, import and export.

Analytics and Billing

Usage, cost, your plan and usage limits.

Knowledge Bases

Create, fill, search and maintain.

Cases

Set up processes and the flows that work their cases.

Sandboxes

Set up, read and run in agents’ sandboxes.

Workspaces

Create and edit workspaces, and manage members and roles.

Approvals

What asks first, and Always allow.
Genie also sets up the sandboxes your agents run code in. Evaluations need agent tests: where they are off, Genie says it cannot help with them yet.

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Genie in your workspace

Give Genie what your team’s work needs. Click the library button at the top of the Genie panel to open Genie in your workspace:
  • Instructions: what Genie should know about how the workspace works, such as the currency invoices are in.
  • Skills: instructions for a task, which members pick by typing / in Genie. They’re edited as an agent’s skills are.
  • Documents members point Genie at: each workspace starts with a Genie Knowledge Base, made the first time someone opens Genie there. When you give Genie a document about one of the workspace’s use cases, it keeps it there (it asks first). Members point Genie at its documents by typing @, and the library button in the panel header opens it and counts its documents. Any other knowledge base under Knowledge with Users can point at its documents with @ turned on in its options works the same way.
  • Knowledge: other knowledge bases of the workspace that Genie searches and cites.
  • MCP: connections of the workspace whose tools Genie can use here.
These are the same fields as an agent’s settings. You can also ask Genie to change them, for example “from now on, always know that credit notes need the controller’s sign-off”; it asks before it saves. Everyone in the workspace gets these in their new Genie chats, as guidance about the workspace; chats already open keep what they started with. Only workspace admins change them, and the panel shows who changed them last. The guidance can’t ask Genie to read, change or share anything outside the workspace.

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Guides for kinds of use case

When you set up a use case with /onboard, Genie loads the guide for its kind when there is one, and follows its practices as it plans and builds. The first is for invoices: complaints about an invoice, credit notes, payment reminders and matching payments. It looks a record up by everything the message carries, not only the invoice number, gives a step all the rows it reads at once, opens one review per decision, keeps gross and net apart, and looks for a payment by amount and payer as well as by reference. Like /help and /onboard, you can edit the guide for your workspace in Genie in your workspace.

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Turning Genie on

A deployment administrator opens Settings → System → Configurations, turns Genie on under Alpha and beta features and accepts the beta terms: Genie is still being tested, may change or be withdrawn, can make mistakes, and is provided as is, with Noxus not liable for its output or its actions. The toggle shows who turned it on and when. Turning it off removes Genie for everyone; past chats stay. Genie’s prompt, model and tools are maintained by Noxus and cannot be changed from your organization. Its model preset is not listed in Settings → Models. Anyone who sees organization analytics can press the chart button in the Genie panel’s header. It opens Settings → Analytics on its Genie tab: Genie’s chats, users, cost and feedback across every workspace, without leaving the one you are in. A chat’s cost counts in the workspace it was held in.