Maia Explain
Introduction
Using Maia Explain
The initial answer consists of two parts:
- Explanation – provides a high-level overview of the logic, including its overall purpose
- Technical Highlights – highlights the technical and functional details of the logic, including any input parameters and return value, if available
Maia Explain supports follow-up questions. You can modify the tone of the answer, request further clarification, or ask for suggestions to improve the logic. Below are examples of what you can type as follow-up questions or requests:
- Explain again, but in 10 words.
- Explain again, but in much greater detail. Be very thorough.
- What are your suggestions to improve this microflow?
In Studio Pro 11.8 and Above
In Studio Pro 11.8 and above, Maia Explain is part of the unified Maia Make capabilities, which are enabled by default. Maia Explain does not have a dedicated interface. For more information, see Maia Make Capabilities.
There are two ways to use Maia Explain:
- Use the chat interface directly to get explanations of your document (for example, a microflow or a page).
- In the App Explorer, right-click a document to open its context menu, and click Maia Explain.
In Studio Pro 11.7 and Below
In Studio Pro 11.7 and below, Maia Explain is enabled by default. If you want to disable this feature, go to Edit > Preferences > the Maia tab and clear the Enable Maia Explain checkbox.
There are two ways to use Maia Explain:
- In the toolbar of the microflow or nanoflow editor, click Explain.
- In the App Explorer, right-click a microflow or a nanoflow to open its context menu, and click Explain.
Studio Pro sends a message to Maia, and a chat interface with an initial answer appears on the right side under the Maia tab:
