No Permanent Way to Disable Mandatory AI Integrations in ClickUp
A ClickUp user wants the ability to permanently disable and hide mandatory AI integrations from view when not using them, rather than having them always present in the interface. The request reflects a broader user preference for granular control over AI feature visibility in productivity tools.
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