# Learned Patterns (/docs/sift-ai/ai-studio/learned-patterns)
Learned Patterns is Sift studying your own team's behavior. It watches how agents edit AI-drafted replies before sending, and proposes new voice rules based on what it sees - nothing applies automatically until someone accepts it.
## At a glance [#at-a-glance]
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| Runs on demand ("Run learning now") | ✅ |
| Proposes voice rules from real agent edits, not guesses | ✅ |
| Nothing applies until a suggestion is accepted | ✅ |
| Accept a suggestion, or write your own rule directly | ✅ |
| Filter active rules by channel | ✅ |
| Managers and above can edit | ✅ |
## What you're looking at [#what-youre-looking-at]
Found under **Settings > AI > Learned Patterns**. The page has two parts: **Learned from your team**, where Sift surfaces proposed rules after a learning run, and **Active rules**, the list of rules currently shaping every AI-drafted reply.
Learned Patterns: proposed rules from real agent edits, nothing applies until accepted.
## How it works [#how-it-works]
- Click **Run learning now** to have Sift study recent agent edits to AI drafts and propose new voice rules. If there's nothing new to learn from, the page says so plainly rather than inventing a suggestion.
- Each proposed rule can be accepted (moving it into Active rules) or dismissed.
- **Active rules** are rules you've either accepted from a learning run or written yourself. Each one shapes every AI-drafted reply until it's removed. Rules can be scoped to a specific channel or left applying to any channel.
## Tips [#tips]
- Run learning periodically, especially after onboarding a new agent whose edits might reveal voice patterns Sift hasn't picked up on yet.
- Because nothing here applies without explicit acceptance, it's safe to run learning often - review what it surfaces on your own schedule.
## Related [#related]
The voice profile every rule here ultimately refines.The business context every AI stage grounds on.
