When you begin coding a letter, there may be annotations that have already been added by the AI.
Some AI annotations are auto-approved or dismissed for you, based on actions you do to them. An example would be changing the code itself.
Otherwise, any AI-added annotations require you to approve them.
AI-added annotations that require you to either approve them or remove them, will have this symbol at the end of its row or in the flyout header.
Click on the symbol once to make it green and approve the annotation. If you accidentally approve an annotation, you can 'unapprove' it by clicking on it again.
You may notice some annotations with a blue icon with two checkmarks, which is our auto-approval icon. Annotations with this icon have been automatically approved by our system as our AI is confident about them being added. This makes it so that you don't have to approve any obvious, low-risk items.
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To delete an annotation, click on the X symbol at the end of the row:
