> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.octoparse.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Manage tasks built with AI Assistant

> Find, run, schedule, and export tasks built with AI Assistant. Use Resume Chat to change how a task scrapes, and Edit input to change what it scrapes.

Tasks built with AI Assistant are saved to your task list, next to your other Octoparse tasks. For how tasks relate to the chats that built them, see [Chats and tasks](https://www.octoparse.com/docs/en/ai-assistant/chats-and-tasks.md). To change how a task collects, use **Resume Chat**. To change what it collects, such as keywords or URLs, use **Edit input**.

## Find your tasks

Open your [task list](https://www.octoparse.com/console/task/task-list). Tasks built with Browser Use and Cloud Agent appear there, along with tasks from templates and Auto-detect.

Tasks from Auto-detect are regular Octoparse Desktop tasks, so you edit and run them like any other Desktop task. See [Edit the task in Octoparse Desktop](https://www.octoparse.com/docs/en/ai-assistant/auto-detect.md#edit-the-task-in-octoparse-desktop). The rest of this page covers Browser Use and Cloud Agent tasks.

## What you can do with each task

| | Browser Use | Cloud Agent |
| - | - | - |
| Where it runs | Your browser, through Octoparse in Chrome | Octoparse Cloud |
| Run again | Yes, with your browser open | Yes, on every plan |
| Schedule | No | Yes, on Standard or above |
| **Resume Chat** | Yes | Yes |
| **Edit input** | No | Yes |
| Run in Octoparse Desktop, duplicate, or share | No | No |

## Change how it collects with Resume Chat

Select **Resume Chat** in the task's menu to go back to the chat that built the task. Tell AI Assistant what to change, such as adding a field, using a filter, or collecting from a different page.

For Browser Use tasks, Octoparse in Chrome needs to be installed and turned on.

## Change what it collects with Edit input

For Cloud Agent tasks, select **Edit input** in the task's menu. A page opens where you can change the inputs, such as keywords, URLs, or locations. Some tasks also have a **Task details** tab that explains what the task collects and how to use it; the inputs are then on the **Input** tab.

Select **Save** to keep your changes, or **Start** to save them and run the task. Use **Task Settings** on the same page to rename the task.

## Run and schedule

To start a run, select the run button on the task in your task list.

On Free and Basic, runs count toward your [monthly rows](https://www.octoparse.com/docs/en/ai-assistant/credits-and-plans.md#monthly-rows).

To run a Cloud Agent task regularly, select **Schedule Runs** in the task's menu. Scheduling needs Standard or above. See [Schedule task runs](https://www.octoparse.com/docs/en/cloud/cloud-schedules.md).

## Unfinished tasks

A task is added to your task list as soon as a build starts. If the build is stopped or fails, the task stays there but can't run yet. Hover over its run button to see why:

| What you see | What to do |
| - | - |
| Finish setup to run. | Browser Use task. Select **Continue setup** to go back to the chat and finish building it. |
| AI is still building this task. You can run it once it's ready. | Cloud Agent task. Wait for the build to finish, or select **Continue setup** to go back to the chat. |
| Task creation failed. | The build failed. Select **Retry in chat** to go back to the chat and try again. |

## Export and integrations

Select the data button on the task to see the collected data, then export it. It's labeled **View Data** for Browser Use tasks and **View Cloud Data** for Cloud Agent tasks. Data from AI Assistant tasks can be exported and sent to other tools like data from any other task.

> [card] [Export formats and destinations](https://www.octoparse.com/docs/en/cloud/export-formats.md)
>
> Export to files, databases, and cloud storage.

> [card] [Cloud schedules](https://www.octoparse.com/docs/en/cloud/cloud-schedules.md)
>
> Run cloud tasks at a fixed time or on a repeating interval.


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