Documents
Document mode lets you ask AI to generate written content — essays, reports, study guides, summaries — and edit the result in a full markdown editor. When you’re done, download it as a .doc file.
Accessing Document Mode
Section titled “Accessing Document Mode”- Click Document from the welcome screen quick-actions, or
- Click the Document option in the footer tools menu.
- The interface splits — the chat input remains at the bottom, and the document editor opens in the right panel.
How Document Mode Works
Section titled “How Document Mode Works”Document mode creates a separate conversation type focused on content generation:
- Type a prompt describing the document you want — e.g. “Write a study guide on photosynthesis for a Year 10 student”
- Send the message.
- The AI generates the content in markdown format.
- The result appears in the document editor on the right.
- Edit the content directly in the editor, or send another message to refine it further.
- Download the finished document when ready.
The Document Editor
Section titled “The Document Editor”The editor is a full MDX (markdown) editor with formatting tools:
| Tool | Function |
|---|---|
| Headings | H1, H2, H3 for structure |
| Bold / Italic | Emphasis and importance |
| Bullet & numbered lists | Organised content |
| Tables | Structured data |
| Code blocks | Formatted code snippets |
| Undo / Redo | Step through edit history |
You can type and edit directly in the editor at any time — you’re not limited to AI-generated content.
Refining with AI
Section titled “Refining with AI”After the initial generation, continue chatting to improve the document:
- “Add a section on the light-dependent reactions”
- “Make the introduction shorter”
- “Add a summary table at the end”
- “Rewrite the second paragraph in simpler language”
Each follow-up message updates the document in the editor.
Downloading Your Document
Section titled “Downloading Your Document”- Click the Download button in the document editor toolbar.
- The document is exported as a
.docfile. - Open it in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or any compatible editor.