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Create your first draft

Use one real source in an AI conversation, check the draft and find the saved result.

Updated 2026-09-17

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Choose your device and workspace, then create a first draft from a source you know.

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1. Prepare a reference2. Start a conversation3. Review the result4. Find the saved draftIf you get stuckFrequently asked questions (FAQ)
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This exercise produces one draft. Prepare a short piece of your own writing or an article you know, and check the current workspace. These steps primarily describe the web and desktop workbenches.

1. Prepare a reference

Add text or a URL in Collect inspiration, or import a file through the Asset library create menu. Open the saved material and check its title, body and source. If a captured page is incomplete, provide the missing excerpt before asking AI to use it.

For a first attempt, you can also paste a short passage directly into the conversation. See Add sources when you want to save and reuse material.

2. Start a conversation

Open Conversations, create a conversation and select an available AI execution option. Attach the reference or paste a short excerpt with its source. Check that the material belongs to the intended workspace.

Try this request with your own reference in place of the bracketed text.

Write a short first draft for someone new to this topic, using the material I provide. Explain the main problem, then give one example supported by the reference. List missing numbers, experiences and product capabilities as questions rather than inventing them. Reference material follows [paste text or select an attachment].

3. Review the result

Wait for the task to finish, then read the text and open any files. Check names, dates, figures and quotations. Continue in the same conversation to request a specific correction and provide its source.

If an approval or question card appears, read the requested action before responding. A task waiting for your confirmation needs a decision.

4. Find the saved draft

If the result includes a file or saved output, open its preview and find it under the corresponding conversation in the Asset library. If you only received a chat reply, copy the text into a new note in a knowledge base. A completed reply does not always create a separate document.

Leave and reopen the result to check that it is available. You can then create a project or prepare platform versions.

If you get stuck

For unavailable AI options, check Execution options. Fix missing reference text at the source. For failed tasks or unreadable outputs, keep the conversation ID and error and see Troubleshooting.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Q: Why is there no draft in Assets after the AI finishes replying?

**A: ** Check whether the reply includes a file or saved artifact. If it is only chat text, copy the useful content into a new note in Assets and save it to a knowledge base.

Q: Should I keep waiting when a task needs confirmation?

**A: ** Open the original conversation and respond to the pending question or approval card. Then check whether the task resumes.