AI Advisor
An AI planning analyst sitting inside your programme.
The AI Advisor reads the schedule you have open — activities, logic, float, progress and baseline — and turns it into the writing work that normally eats a planner's week. Ask it questions in plain English, generate executive or forensic reports, compare two updates and get ranked observations, or draft a whole CPM schedule from a short brief and load it straight into the workspace.
Included from: AI Advisor — $149/month per seat
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Report types generated from live data
0
Numbers invented — answers cite your schedule
Minutes
From update to board-ready narrative
How it works
Open your project
Load or build the programme in TideLine as normal, then open the AI Advisor panel beside the Gantt.
The advisor reads your data
TideLine sends a compact, structured snapshot of activities, relationships, float, progress and baseline dates — never your files or credentials.
Ask, report, compare or draft
Pick a mode: Q&A, a report type, a version comparison against a captured baseline, or a schedule drafted from a brief.
Review and use it
Copy or download the narrative, or — for drafted schedules — review the activities and logic that were loaded straight into your workspace.
What it does
- ■Ask anything about the open programme and get answers citing real activities, dates and float
- ■Executive summary, schedule health, forensic delay narrative and monthly progress reports
- ■Compare two schedule versions — completion movement, critical path shifts, logic and duration changes
- ■Draft a full CPM schedule with WBS, durations and finish-to-start logic from a written brief
- ■Every answer is grounded in your data — the model is told never to invent activities or dates
- ■Copy or download any output as Markdown for your report pack
What you get out
- ●Executive and forensic report drafts
- ●Version-to-version observation lists
- ●AI-drafted CPM schedule inside the workspace
- ●Markdown you can paste into your report pack
Who uses it
Planners, project controls managers and claims consultants who spend as much time writing about the programme as building it.