Bring the event details
Start with the occasion, audience and approved facts. A reference image can be added when the selected model supports it; the composer shows the bound source before submission.
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Start with a brief, bring useful references and choose a compatible model. Create writing, images, short clips or speech, then continue from the result you choose.
Illustrative food-night session: each output comes from a reviewed request, and each saved version remains available for comparison.
Start with the occasion, audience and approved facts. A reference image can be added when the selected model supports it; the composer shows the bound source before submission.
Ask for a short introduction. Open the saved document, inspect the words, and branch from that exact version if the tone needs another direction.
Make a separate image request, compare saved candidates, and choose the version that fits the event. The comparison records the candidate versions and the selection.
The conversation is the working space; the selected artifacts are the handoff.
Earlier drafts and branches stay connected to their requests. If a new direction disappoints, return to the earlier version and continue from there.
Add eligible chosen writing, images or clips to a named set. Arrange them, add captions, reopen the set and download its files with a manifest. Each generation and delivery step has its own supported limits.
An illustrative example. Review current inputs, settings and the quote in your workspace.
Write a two-sentence invitation for Neighborhood Food Night using only the approved date, time and venue in the selected brief. Do not invent ticket details.
A welcoming neighborhood food-night table at dusk, warm lantern light, no readable signs or identifiable people.
Replace sample facts with approved details. Source selection and later review, comparison or packaging happen in the workspace, outside the prompt text.
Separate the output from its background information. Select approved facts for writing, bind an exact image for editing and supply the exact words for speech. References, Knowledge and content records have different purposes; check what the request includes. A compatible model must accept the selected sources and exposed settings.
Choose reference purposesRead, inspect or play the complete result. Branch when exploring another direction, then compare exact versions against the brief. Keep the accepted version identifiable before using it in a native layout or collecting eligible files for delivery. Opening Chat and starting a quoted generation are separate actions.
Compare saved versionsNo. Catalog candidates, registered integrations and currently enabled workspace choices are different. Check support stage and the actual preparation controls.
Use the contextual links for the source, artifact or decision you have now. A feature explains a tool, a workflow explains its steps and an output guide explains the saved result.