Ask the AI helper
How AI help works for Outlaw and Crew members, how to get a good answer, daily limits, and when to send a chat to Lee.
Outlaw and Crew members have an AI helper for the moments you are stuck and Lee is asleep. It knows the courses, these Academy guides and the recipes, and it can read the lesson or Build Journal entry you ask from.
Where to find it
- Ask AI button: bottom right of every member page.
- On a lesson: press Ask AI under the lesson. The helper reads that lesson before it answers.
- On a journal entry: press Ask AI in the side panel. The helper reads your entry, your prompts and the fixes you logged.
- AI help in the sidebar: the full page, with every chat you have had.
How to get a good answer
- Say what you expected and what happened instead.
- Paste the exact error text, not a summary of it.
- Say what you changed last. Most breaks come from the last change.
- Ask for a prompt: "Write me a Lovable prompt to fix this" gets you something to paste.
Answers that come from a guide, lesson or recipe show it underneath, so you can read the source. Code blocks have a Copy button.
Daily limits
Outlaw includes 20 questions a day and Crew includes 60. The count resets at midnight Central time, and you can see what is left under the chat box. Follow-up questions in the same chat count too, so put everything you know into the first message.
When to send it to Lee
If the helper cannot solve it after a couple of tries, press Send this chat to Lee. It starts a message thread with the whole conversation, so you do not have to explain it again. Questions about billing, refunds or your account go to Lee too; the helper will tell you so.
Good to know
- AI answers can be wrong. Test a fix before you rely on it, and log what worked in your journal.
- Never paste passwords or secret keys. If you do, rotate the key.
- Lee may read chats to see where the courses lose people and fix those lessons. You can delete a chat from the AI help page.
- Your questions are sent to Anthropic, the company that makes Claude, to write the answer. See Privacy, cookies and your data.
Updated October 25, 2026