Guided vs Expert
| Guided | Expert | |
|---|---|---|
| Style | One question at a time | Bulk extraction from your description |
| AI response | Short, focused follow-up questions | Summary of what it knows + 3–5 prioritized open gaps |
| Best for | New event types, less familiar planning | Experienced planners describing everything at once |
| Onboarding chips | Event type chips (Meeting, Tagung, etc.) | Action chips (Event Brief, To-Do List, Plan Event) |
| Confidence inference | Conservative, asks before inferring | Higher confidence, proactively infers industry defaults |
Guided mode
The AI asks one focused question per turn, guiding you step by step through each planning section. It’s context-aware — if you’ve already mentioned the date, it won’t ask again. Good for anyone who prefers a structured conversation.Expert mode
Describe your event in as much detail as you want, all at once. The AI extracts everything it can, gives you a summary of confirmed and inferred details, then surfaces the most important remaining gaps. Ideal when you already know what you need and want to move fast.Set your default mode
You can save a default mode in your profile so EventPilot remembers your preference.Choose a default
Select Guided, Expert, or Always Ask.
- Always Ask shows a mode selection dialog each time you open an event.
- Guided or Expert skips the dialog and uses your saved preference every time.