The Resourcing Assistant is Silverbucket's built-in AI assistant. Ask it questions or give it instructions in plain language, and it acts on your behalf, right inside the app, using your own permissions. It can't do anything you couldn't already do yourself through the UI.
Look for the floating chat button in the app. Click it to open the assistant, type your request, or use the microphone to dictate. It replies in text.
"Show me draft allocations for Jane Doe next month"
"List certificates expiring in the next 60 days for the Helsinki office"
"Add 'Kubernetes' as a competency under the DevOps category"
"Which people are double-booked this sprint?"
"Create a new customer record for Northwind Traders"
"List all Backend Developers in the Espoo site"
"Clone Project Atlas into a new Q4 template"
"Find the perfect candidate for the open Frontend slot on Project Nova"
"Submit a resourcing request for 2 QA engineers starting September"
"List open risks on Project Falcon" (viewing only, for now)
"Create a new role called 'Solutions Architect'"
"Add a 'Code Review' task to Project Atlas"
You can have a back-and-forth conversation: the assistant remembers context within your active chat session. Starting a "New Chat" clears the current conversation and starts fresh.
- The assistant is text-based only: no file uploads, and replies are text, never spoken.
- It can't connect to external AI tools like ChatGPT or Claude. It's Silverbucket's own built-in assistant. (For that, see the MCP article.)
- Availability depends on your organization's settings and your individual permissions. Not seeing the chat button? Ask your Silverbucket account contact.
- This feature is currently being rolled out gradually across customers, so it may not be available on your account yet.
No. This is Silverbucket's own built-in assistant. If you want to connect your own AI client to Silverbucket, see the MCP article.
It depends on your organization's settings and your individual access. Contact your Silverbucket account manager to check or request it.
Not currently — chat is text (or voice-dictated text) only.