Feature Requests

Currently, there's no option to enable AI tools for specific users only, and some users might not need this feature at all. Please consider introducing a feature similar to GitHub Copilot integration: the organization is billed monthly for the number of seats selected for given users.

ClickUp AI cant read a PDF file - it asks me to summarise for it LOL!

I'd find it helpful to be able to get AI generated summaries of entire ClickUp lists and be able to ask follow up questions. Thanks

I often find AI Standup incomplete as it does not include work done on Github: PRs commits reviews There are days when most of my work happens on Github so the standup is empty :sadpanda:

I won't use any AI in ClickUp, nor anywhere else, and it'd be lovely if I could simply be opted out of the emails, suggestions, etc. to use ClickUp AI, to "Ask AI," etc. Tag me "AI-free" please. :-D (Note that I don't use the app and very much appreciate the possibilities you've already provided in ClickUp for those of us who won't/can't use it. This is in reference to the sales emails, "major updates" and descriptions in ClickUp, e.g. "Use wikis....when you Ask AI" on the new Wiki module in Docs.)

AI is all the rage right now. And I completely understand the desire to promote this new feature. However, for my workflow and my style of using ClickUp, I don't need the AI functionality. Currently, the prompts to use AI are everywhere and it just seems to clutter the work space. Some users may need AI, but others like me don't. I would love to see a setting that allows the user to turn off the AI integration. Thank you!

Claude can now use computers. The latest version of Claude 3.5 Sonnet can, when run through the appropriate software setup, follow a user’s commands to move a cursor around their computer’s screen, click on relevant locations, and input information via a virtual keyboard, emulating the way people interact with their own computer.

Imagine if ClickUp's A.I. could look at all of the tasks and events from a specific level in the hierarchy and intelligently suggest when to plan and schedule those items. A sophisticated enough A.I. should be able to do the following: • Learn from your past events and reschedules for a deep understanding of how long things will take you. • Work around weekends & holidays. • Understand the order of priorities and dependencies. • Predict the best times for events based on users' schedules and times when teams are likely to be working together. • Show warnings when a deadline doesn't appear to be reachable or if a user's workload becomes unreasonably large. • Bonus: Utilize data from the community and ClickUp users all over the world to offer predictions about how long events and tasks might take or if there are dependencies that may have been forgotten. I would love to see ClickUp's A.I. become more useful and be able to keep up and compete with similar tools such as Motion calendar.

When requesting AI to identify the person responsible for a specific role within a document, the AI should be able to recommend the individual tagged in the document.