Turn a document into useful context

Prepare the file before asking for an answer

Use supported files you have permission to process. Give each source a recognizable name and check that important text is readable. A screenshot or scanned document may need closer inspection than selectable text.

• Keep the authoritative version and its date.
• Remove unrelated personal information and credentials.
• Distinguish facts, examples and instructions in the material.
• Check upload and processing status before relying on the source.

Extract a decision from a project brief

The output should preserve uncertainty instead of turning every blank field into a guessed value.

Read the project brief I provide. Return the stated objective, success criteria, dependencies and unresolved decisions. Include the supporting section or quotation for each item. Do not infer a budget or deadline if the brief does not state one. Finish with the smallest set of questions needed to make the brief actionable.

Check the processed content against the original

Review important tables, images and footnotes against the original. Supported formats and size limits vary by the product surface and plan; use the accepted-format guidance shown in the upload flow.