Once you have installed TypeCharm, added your API keys, and confirmed you have enough credits, you're ready to execute your first task.
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Open TypeCharm in Google Sheets
- Navigate to the “Extensions” menu, find “TypeCharm,” and click "Show sidebar" to launch the add-on. You should see a sidebar with task options.
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Click on Add task
- Select a Task
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Special Case: Class-Based Tasks
Some tasks allow you to specify classes for the AI to choose from:
- Leave the classes field blank, and the AI will generate a description based on its own understanding.
- Optionally, provide a list of possible classes, separated by commas (e.g., "SaaS, E-commerce, Consulting"). The AI will then choose between the provided options, making the result more tailored to your specific needs.
Examples of Class-Based Tasks:
- Description to ICP: You can provide a comma-separated list of potential customer profiles for the AI to select from. If left blank, the AI will suggest profiles based on the description.
- Description to Main Offer: Similar to the ICP task, you can provide different offer types for the AI to choose from.
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Select Input and Output Columns
- Input Column: This is where your original data (such as URLs or text) is located. Use the dropdown to select the column containing this data.
- Output Column: This is where TypeCharm will write the generated result (e.g., descriptions or classifications). Select the column where you want the results to appear.
Potential Issue:
- Ensure your input column has valid, non-empty data. If the input is incorrect (e.g., URLs are not properly formatted), the task may skip rows or fail.
- Ensure the first row (header) is not empty, otherwise the task won’t run
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Enter Number of Rows to Process
- You can specify the range of rows to process by entering the row numbers (e.g., “2-50”), or you can click “Entire Column” to process all non-empty rows in the selected input column.
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Run the Task
- After configuring the task, click "Run Task." TypeCharm will process the data and write the results into the output column. You will see progress as each row is completed.
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Optional: Save the Task for Future Use
- You can save the task configuration for later reuse by clicking the "Save Task" button (see the next section for more details).