Use Trend Companion™ to create playbooks faster with natural‑language prompts and automatically generated steps.
Security Playbooks now integrates with Trend Companion, allowing you to quickly generate customized
playbooks using natural‑language prompts. Trend Companion helps automate playbook
creation by suggesting steps, actions, and logic based on your input, making it easier
to create and refine playbooks without starting from scratch.
Before you can create playbooks with Trend Companion, ensure the following:
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You have opted in to use Trend Companion™.
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Generative AI is enabled in Trend Companion settings.
ImportantTrend Companion can currently generate the following types of playbooks based on your
prompts:
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NoteThis feature is not available in all regions.
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Procedure
- Go to .
- On the Playbooks tab, choose .
- In the Trend Companion dialog that appears, enter a natural‑language prompt describing
the playbook you want to create.Write prompts that include relevant context to get better recommendations:PracticeWhy It MattersBe specificHelps Trend Companion understand your exact needsMention data sourcesEnables Trend Companion to generate playbook steps using telemetry from your solutionsProvide contextClarifies your environment and constraintsUse natural languageImproves AI understandingFor example:Create a playbook that runs the previously uploaded PowerShell script on servers whose hostnames match the fin-* or finance-* patterns, across both Windows and Linux platforms.
- Wait for recommendations.Trend Companion analyzes your prompt and generates intelligent playbook recommendation with suggested steps, actions, and logic.
- When the recommendation is ready, click Review to:
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Examine the generated playbook
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Customize steps and actions as needed
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Adjust logic to match your environment
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- Click Save to create the playbook.
- Click View playbook to open the playbook details page.

Note
If a playbook ID is generated, you will be redirected to the playbook details. Otherwise, you will return to the Playbooks tab and can manually select the playbook name to open it.
