What is document creation?
Wysor can create full documents directly in your chat, proposals, specifications, drafts, reports, memos, anything. You don't need a button or a mode. Just ask Wysor to write something, and it will open a document artifact you can edit in place.
How to trigger it
Ask in plain language. Any of these will create a document:
- "Write me a one-page proposal for a pricing refresh"
- "Draft a product spec for a new feature called X"
- "Create a meeting recap with action items"
- "Write a blog post about Y"
- "Draft a contract amendment for Z"
Wysor recognizes the intent and creates an editable document instead of just returning text in the chat. No button, no slash command, it just happens.
Editing the document
Once the document is created, it appears as an editable artifact in your chat. You can:
- Edit it directly, click any part and type to change it
- Ask Wysor to revise, "make the intro shorter" or "add a section on pricing tradeoffs" and Wysor updates the document for you
- Iterate back and forth, refine the document through conversation until it's what you want
When to use it
Document creation is ideal for anything longer than a chat reply and shorter than a full research report. Think: emails, proposals, specs, memos, announcements, drafts of any kind. For short factual answers, a normal chat reply is fine. For deep research reports with citations, use the Research tool.
Combine with other tools
Document creation pairs well with everything else. Ask Wysor to research a company with the Research tool, then say "now write me a one-page briefing based on what you found", Wysor will pull the research findings into an editable document. Same with Databank, Knowledge Base, and Reason.