Before you start
Allow about 10 minutes, plus the time needed for a drafting task to finish. You need pilot access and a short piece of source text you are allowed to use. This tutorial produces one reviewed download; it does not publish a post. Check off steps as you go. The checklist records your progress for this visit only.
A video has not been recorded yet. Follow the written steps below.
Sign in
Open the application address from your invitation. Sign in with email and password, or Google when available. New users can choose Sign up. Sign-in help explains recovery if you cannot get in.
Set up your workspace
Name your workspace and choose the timezone. The next questions about you are optional: answer them or choose Skip for now on each one. You will be asked for your writing profile (goal, tone, and principles) the first time you request a draft (step 6). Tell your agent about you.
Open Chat
Choose Start chatting. Chat is where you describe work, answer questions, receive drafts, and request changes. Start a New chat when you want a separate conversation.
Describe the task
Write the outcome, audience, and length you want. Choose Content language separately from the interface language. This example asks for a post without inventing your opinion:
Write a short English post for software testers using the source I select. Explain its main point in three short paragraphs. Do not add personal experiences or opinions I have not confirmed. Flag anything the source does not support.Add and select a source
Under Sources, choose Add source. Give the pasted text a title, choose Public (approved for drafts) only if you permit this use, and save. Select its checkbox. Select the separate confirmation allowing the current instruction to be used for a public draft, then send. A source and an instruction need separate permission.
Answer a clarification
If the assistant asks for more material or a clearer task, answer in the same chat. Keep the required source selected and confirm public use. If a question concerns which draft to revise, select the intended draft first. If the card Set up your writing profile first appears instead, choose Set up writing profile, enter your goal, tone, and principles, confirm public use, save, and choose Try again, which puts your request back in the message box; press Send to submit it. This is asked only once. A clarification may finish successfully without producing a draft; your reply starts another task.
Open the draft
Wait for the task to finish, then choose Open draft on its result card. Read the body, current revision, and review state. Verify claims against your original material; a generated draft can still be wrong.
Request a change
Choose Revise in chat on the intended draft. Check the “Revising revision…” chip, then describe the change. Select the relevant eligible source and confirm public use again before sending. The new revision returns for review.
Make the selected draft shorter. Keep its supported claims and use a calmer opening. Do not add new facts.Review and approve the saved revision
Open the latest draft. If you edit directly, choose Save as new revision first. Read the exact saved text and revision number, then choose Approve. Typing “approve” in Chat is not approval. A later edit requires a new review.
Download your content
Choose Download .txt or Download .md on the current approved revision. The file contains the exact saved body you approved. Nothing is automatically published or sent to an external channel.
Expected result
You have a downloaded file matching the approved revision, and the conversation contains the draft's history. Draft approval has not confirmed a memory or made any information public on the Internet.
Next step
Explore writing in your personal style. If a step fails, use the troubleshooting guide before sending repeated requests.