How does a request become a result?
Follow context selection, credit review and the saved output in How it works.
Find the next decision in your work.
Start a reviewed request, reuse an exact source, choose a candidate or prepare selected work for handoff.
Start with the question in front of you
These paths explain a decision in the workspace; the workflow index lists every supported operation.
Which source should I use?
Find an eligible exact version and bind it to a compatible request with Reuse a source.
Which result should I keep?
Compare exact candidates, then collect selected work for handoff.
Need an operation guide?
Use the workflow catalog when you already know whether you are writing, making an image, creating a clip or generating speech.
THE USEFUL DETAILS
Good to know.
Creation notes
Prepare your starting point
Gather approved facts and eligible references, decide the desired output and choose a purpose for each source. Keep content, visual guidance and the edit target distinct. Inspect model inputs and exposed settings before asking for a result, and omit missing facts rather than accepting a plausible invention.
Reference purposesReview what you keep
Read, view or play exact saved versions before another request, Studio insertion or delivery. Focused review can help clarify a decision, while comparison preserves alternatives. Follow the supported handoff and keep source material editable or recognizable for future work instead of treating every output as final.
Task-based model comparisonCommon questions
Is every catalog capability enabled?
No. Catalog candidates, registered integrations and currently enabled workspace choices are different. Check support stage and the actual preparation controls.
How should I choose the next tool?
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.