Autonomous Mode
Autonomous mode lets Ukkin work independently, making decisions and taking actions without requiring your constant input.
What is Autonomous Mode?
When enabled, Ukkin can:
- Interpret high-level objectives
- Plan and execute multi-step tasks
- Make decisions based on context
- Learn from outcomes
- Adapt strategies over time
Enabling Autonomous Mode
From Chat Interface
- Tap the Autonomous toggle in the chat header
- Confirm you understand the capabilities
- Mode becomes active
Setting Objectives
When autonomous mode is enabled, set objectives:
You: "Monitor my investment portfolio and alert me to any
significant changes. Use your judgment on what's significant."
Ukkin: "Autonomous mode active. I'll monitor your portfolio
with these guidelines:
- Alert on changes > 3%
- Daily summary of all movements
- Immediate alert on unusual activity"
How It Works
Objective Interpretation
Ukkin breaks down your high-level goals:
Objective: "Keep my inbox under control"
Interpreted as:
1. Check inbox regularly
2. Archive old, unread emails
3. Flag potentially important items
4. Notify about urgent messages
5. Provide weekly summary
Decision Making
Ukkin makes autonomous decisions:
- Prioritizes tasks based on importance
- Chooses optimal execution times
- Handles errors and retries
- Adjusts strategies based on results
Learning
Over time, Ukkin learns:
- Your preferences
- What you consider important
- Optimal times to notify you
- Patterns in your digital life
Use Cases
Portfolio Monitoring
Objective: "Watch my investments"
Ukkin will:
- Track your portfolio daily
- Identify significant changes
- Alert on unusual movements
- Provide market context
- Suggest when to check in
Inbox Management
Objective: "Manage my email so I only see what matters"
Ukkin will:
- Triage incoming emails
- Filter based on learned preferences
- Highlight truly important items
- Archive noise automatically
- Summarize what you missed
Social Monitoring
Objective: "Keep me informed about my brand online"
Ukkin will:
- Monitor mentions across platforms
- Assess sentiment
- Prioritize by reach and importance
- Alert on negative trends
- Summarize positive engagement
Life Organization
Objective: "Help me stay on top of things"
Ukkin will:
- Track deadlines from emails
- Monitor bills and subscriptions
- Remind about important dates
- Organize incoming information
- Suggest actions when needed
Autonomous Features
Proactive Suggestions
Ukkin may suggest actions:
Ukkin: "I noticed you often check Twitter around 9 AM.
Should I create a morning summary of relevant tweets?"
Automatic Adjustments
Adapts to your behavior:
Ukkin: "Your price alert threshold of 10% resulted in
many notifications. I've adjusted to 15% for less
important items. Let me know if you prefer otherwise."
Context Awareness
Considers broader context:
Ukkin: "It's Black Friday week. I'm checking prices more
frequently and lowering alert thresholds for items
on your wishlist."
Control and Oversight
Activity Log
View everything Ukkin does:
- Go to Settings > Autonomous Log
- See all actions taken
- Review decisions made
- Understand reasoning
Approval Levels
Configure what requires your approval:
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| Full Autonomy | Ukkin acts independently |
| Notify Only | Actions taken, but you're notified |
| Ask First | Confirmation before significant actions |
| Supervised | All actions require approval |
Override Actions
Correct Ukkin when needed:
You: "Don't archive emails from my mom, even if they look like forwards"
Ukkin: "Understood. I'll never archive emails from contacts
you consider family, regardless of content."
Safety Features
Action Limits
Autonomous mode has built-in limits:
- Maximum actions per hour
- Cool-down periods for repeated actions
- Escalation to user for unusual patterns
Undo Capability
Most autonomous actions can be undone:
- Archived emails can be restored
- Paused agents can be resumed
- Changes are logged for review
Emergency Stop
Disable autonomous mode instantly:
- Say "Stop autonomous mode"
- Or tap the toggle in chat
- Or use the notification quick action
Best Practices
Start Broad
Begin with general objectives and refine based on results.
Review Regularly
Check the activity log weekly to understand decisions.
Provide Feedback
Tell Ukkin when it makes good or bad decisions.
Set Boundaries
Be clear about what should never be automated.
Example Configurations
Conservative
Balanced
Approval: Notify Only
Notifications: Significant actions
Learning: Normal
Actions: Monitoring + organization
Full Trust
Limitations
Financial Actions
Autonomous mode cannot make purchases or financial transactions.
Account Changes
Cannot change passwords, security settings, or account information.
Destructive Actions
Cannot permanently delete data without explicit permission.
Troubleshooting
Too Many Notifications
You: "You're notifying me too often"
Ukkin: "I'll raise my thresholds. You'll only hear about
truly significant events now."
Missing Important Items
You: "You missed an important email from my boss"
Ukkin: "I'll prioritize all emails from that sender.
Do you want immediate alerts for them?"
Unexpected Actions
Review the activity log and provide feedback:
You: "Why did you archive that email?"
Ukkin: "It matched your 'promotional' pattern. I'll ask
before archiving emails from new senders."
Next Steps
- Configure settings for autonomous mode
- Security overview for safety features
- Chat interface for manual control