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Creating an AI Assistant to Generate Custom Resolutions with MUNIA (Advanced Workshop)

Creating an AI Assistant to Generate Custom Resolutions with MUNIA (Advanced Workshop)

Updated on 2026-03-11

📅 October 1 workshop | Advanced training on municipal resolutions with MUNIA 🎥 In this live session hosted by Anthony Carange, discover how to create custom AI assistants in the MUNIA platform to generate resolutions tailored to your municipal templates. 💡 This hands-on tutorial is intended for municipal employees, clerks and managers who want to go beyond the preconfigured templates. Learn how to: ✅ Use the preconfigured resolution assistant ✅ Customize your own assistants based on your municipal templates ✅ Add your minutes and past resolutions to build an ultra-advanced assistant ✅ Handle the "Considering that" vs. "Whereas" formats ✅ Use tools such as iLovePDF to prepare your documents ✅ Create assistants that incorporate urban planning and contract management by-laws ✅ Avoid common mistakes and optimize your workflows in MUNIA 📂 Resources shared during the video: 🔗 Ready-to-use prompts (simple and advanced assistant) 🔗 Resolution templates to customize 🔗 PDF of the presentation 🔗 Link to iLovePDF to merge your documents 🧠 This advanced training will help you save time, improve the quality of your resolutions and take full advantage of AI in your day-to-day operations. ⏱️ Video chapters: 00:00 – Introduction 02:00 – Overview of what is at stake with the MUNIA assistant 04:00 – Using the basic assistant for resolutions 08:00 – Creating a custom assistant with your own template 13:30 – Tips for handling "Whereas" vs. "Considering that" 16:00 – Creating an advanced assistant with your minutes 20:00 – Generating a resolution with a loan by-law 25:00 – Using several assistants to enrich your resolutions 27:00 – Questions and answers 🔔 Subscribe to the channel for more practical training on municipal AI, MUNIA, and drafting resolutions. 👍 Leave a like if you find this content useful 💬 Ask your questions or share your practices in the comments

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