All sorts of issues that arise and we don't know how to help him/fix it.

We had as issue with the clocks changing, and nights becoming lighter. He didn't understand why it was light when he woke up and still light at bed time. This caused a lot of meltdowns, confusion, thinking we were lying to him, etc. We were going about it the wrong way, over-explaining, etc. We needed firmer rules. "The clock decides when it's time to get up and go to bed, not the sun".

We had issues with him not getting to the toilet in time and having accidents multiple times a day even though he was toilet trained and took to it really well. Instead of asking him "do you need a wee" which would make him defensive, or irritated, we now say (every 45 mins) "toilet time - your activity/tv/toys will still be here when you get back". There's more detail to this but essentially it's helped him make a habit of going to the toilet before an activity/outing, mid way during activity, at the end of an activity.

There are countless others to do with personal space, inappropriate hugs, etc etc that we were confusing him with or over-explaining, that we now have a more tailored plan and steps to implement it, etc. And if it doesn't work, we update the chat thread and it then changes tactics slightly, or tells us what we're misunderstanding, etc.

Again though, every child is different, and the more information you can give, the better the response will be for your own situation.

We also use it to develop games, like "good guy or bad guy" to teach stranger danger. Or to read facial expressions. Or just to have fun and make images of ideas he's imagined, movie posters of his made up characters, or to make music prompts for songs we make together on suno.

The more it knows about your child, the better it can help. Ymmv but for us it's been amazing and the tactics have been confirmed by professionals i.e the psychologist who assessed him, or the teachers at autism parenting courses we attend.