> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.desktop.faros.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.desktop.faros.ai/for-you/review-recommendations-and-changes.md).

# Review Recommendations and Changes

The Power Ups card on **For You** separates **Handled for you** from **Recommendations**.

## Review What You Have

1. Select **Handled for you** - this contains a list of optimizations that Faros Desktop is already running for you.
2. Use category filters to narrow the list if needed.
3. Open a row to see the Power Up, its recorded changes, and available controls.

The list can include earlier changes outside the current activity range. The summary tiles still follow the selected range. A Power Up can be on with no changes recorded yet; this is different from an action having succeeded. **Measuring** means the effect is still being assessed.

Savings are estimated at public API rates. They are not a statement of your actual provider bill.

## Review a Suggestion

1. Select **Recommendations** - this contains a list of new optimizations that Faros Desktop suggests based on your activity.
2. Open the suggestion to read its full explanation and requirements.
3. Take the offered action, or use **Mark as done** or **Set aside** where available.

Marking a recommendation done records your choice; it does not prove the suggested change was made in an external tool.

Recommendations can include changes that require your judgment even when another Power Up is running on Autopilot. The **Add a skill** entry is a standing option, so a nonempty Recommendations list does not necessarily mean Faros detected a problem.

## Control Future Actions

Power ups can be activated manually, or automatically activated using Autopilot Mode. Open the relevant Power Up to change its mode. Autopilot is enabled per Power Up. Review the supported actions and prerequisites before enabling it.

## Example: Reduce Context in a Long Session

One example of a recommendation would be: **Long sessions resend more context every turn**. Once we see this recommended change, we can do the following to better understand it:

1. Open the recommendation.
2. Read **What Faros saw** for the evidence and **What to do** for the proposed change.
3. Use **Choose a session**, or **Do it yourself** to copy a handoff prompt and use **Open Terminal**.
4. Review the prompt and destination before starting the next session.

The actions available may depend on the specific recommendation.

## Related Guides

* [Find and Manage Power Ups](/power-ups/find-and-manage-power-ups.md)
* [Autopilot and Observe](/power-ups/autopilot-and-observe.md)


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