# How do I put my goals into Tability?

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### Creating a new plan

All goals will live in a plan. Learn more about plans [here](/docs/tability-university/tability-101-getting-started/plans-what-are-they-and-how-do-you-create-them.md).

Creating a new plan will give you then three options for how to add your goals into Tability:

* Magic import from a CSV or any text
* Generate goals with AI
* Start from scratch by writing goals manually

### Importing goals

Import your goals via a CSV. No need to worry about specific structures-- we'll automatically detect your OKRs and structure them in Tability for you.

If you've written your goals in a document or a note, you can copy and paste your OKRs into the text field and we'll set up your plan

### Generate goals with AI and get automated feedback

To create your goals with AI, add your overall objective or goal (or what you're looking to work on), then add any relevant context. After your goal has been generated, you can continue to chat with the AI to refine the goal.

Once your goals have been written, you can generate AI feedback to help you refine your OKRs to best practices.

Learn more about our [goal-setting AI](/docs/become-a-tability-power-user/features/plans/goal-setting-ai.md).

### Ensure your plan is set up correctly

Check out the plan score and review the tips for improving your score before publishing your plan.


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