The Aeluka Agent

The Aeluka Agent is an AI assistant built into every ledger. It reads the exact cells you see and edits them in plain language, so you can build and clean a table without knowing spreadsheet syntax.

Open it from the ledger toolbar with the Aeluka Agent chip. Type a request, press send, and the Agent either answers your question or makes the change on the grid.

It needs an internet connection

The Agent runs on an AI model over the network, so it does not work offline. If you are offline, it tells you it needs an internet connection rather than guessing. The rep form is different: reps can fill Magic Links offline. Only the Agent needs a connection.

What the Agent can do

The Agent works against the real addresses in your sheet (A1, C2, and so on) and never invents data. It can:

  • Read and answer: totals, counts, lookups, and summaries of what is actually in the cells.
  • Build a table: write a block of headers and rows in one step.
  • Add or delete rows and columns.
  • Write formulas: real spreadsheet formulas such as =SUM(C2:C10) or =AVERAGE(B2:B20), one per row so every row computes its own result.
  • Format cells: bold, italic, underline, alignment, text color, fill color, font size, and borders.
  • Set number formats: currency, percent, date, or number. You can name the currency, such as Nepali rupees or euros.
  • Merge and unmerge cells.
  • Undo or redo the last change.

When a request would delete or overwrite data, the Agent asks you to confirm before it runs. Confirm or cancel in the dialog. Because Agent edits go through the same engine as your own, you can also undo them with Ctrl+Z.

Example prompts you can copy

Building and editing

  • Build a table with columns Name, Cost, Price, and Total starting at A1, and add three empty rows.
  • Add a row under the last one for a rep named Hari.
  • Delete column D.

Formulas

  • In the Total column, set each row to Price minus Cost.
  • Add a SUM at the bottom of the Cost column.
  • Put the average of the Price column in cell C20.

Formatting

  • Make the header row bold and centered.
  • Format the Cost and Price columns as currency in Nepali rupees.
  • Format column E as dates.
  • Add a thick border around the table A1 to D5.
  • Fill the header row with a light gray background.

Merging

  • Merge B1 to D1 and write Summary in it.
  • Unmerge B1.

A tip about currency and the rep form

When you format a column as currency with the Agent (or by hand), that format also shapes the matching input on the rep form. So formatting your Cost column as currency before you build a Magic Link gives reps a currency input for that field.