Create a document

Create a document when the result needs headings, paragraphs, lists, or a handoff-ready structure. Select the sources first, then describe who the document is for and what it must contain.

Prepare the source set

Keep only the files that support this document. If one source is authoritative, name it. If information is missing, tell Kuse to label the gap instead of filling it with a guess.

Write the prompt around the result

State the document type, audience, required sections, tone, and evidence rules. A useful prompt is more specific than “summarize these files.”

Generate and open the document

Choose Document in New Task when it is available, attach the relevant files, and submit the prompt. When the result appears in the Project, open it and check the required sections against the sources.

Revise without starting over

Ask for a focused change such as a shorter introduction, a new section, or clearer source labels. Keep the original scope visible so the revision does not introduce unsupported claims.

Edit, save, and download

When a supported document opens in the office editor, edit the text and formatting directly. Use the available save control and wait for saving to finish before closing or downloading. Reopen the file to confirm your changes. If the editor cannot load, use Retry when offered or download the original file to continue in another app. A PDF preview does not provide the same text-editing surface.

Use version history to compare or recover recorded file states.

Continue learning

• Ask Kuse to work with your files
• Open and use your results
• Turn source files into a handoff-ready brief