FIA needs enough information to translate your trading rules into valid Automate logic. If a required detail is missing or a request has more than one reasonable interpretation, FIA can ask a targeted follow-up question.
Automation creation pauses for the affected logic until the required information is provided.
A follow-up may be required when:
For example:
“Trade NIFTY when it breaks out.”
This may not provide enough information to determine what constitutes the breakout or when it should be evaluated. FIA can ask for those details before adding the corresponding logic.
No.
Answer the follow-up question with the missing or corrected information. FIA retains the context of the current automation conversation.
If you want to revise the original rule instead, state the new requirement clearly.
Values such as quantity, timing, trigger criteria, instruments, or exits can materially change the strategy.
FYERS AI builds what you describe; it does not decide those trading rules for you.
| Scenario | What to do |
|---|---|
| What if there are two possible interpretations of my prompt? | FIA can ask which one you intended before applying the change. |
| What if I do not answer a required question? | The affected part of the automation remains incomplete. |
| What if I realise that my earlier instruction was incorrect? | Provide the corrected rule in the conversation. FIA can use the revised instruction when updating the workflow. |
| What if the requested behavior is not supported by Automate? | FIA does not create functionality that Automate does not support. You can revise the requirement using available Automate capabilities. |
Last updated: 26 Aug 2026