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Paper Generator Basic Usage

Learn how to create your first paper with the universal system

Paper Generator Basic Usage

This guide will teach you how to create your first paper using the universal Paper Generator system.

Accessing the Generator

Navigate to: Home → [Your Team] → Paper Generator

From here you can see all your saved papers and create new ones.

Creating a New Paper

Step 1: Describe What You Need

In the main form, simply describe what you want to create:

Examples:
- "A tweet about artificial intelligence"
- "A professional email to present a product"
- "A blog article about digital marketing"
- "An executive summary of 500 words"

You don't need to be specific: The system will automatically detect the content type.

Step 2: System Detects Context

Automatically, the system:

  1. ✅ Analyzes your prompt
  2. ✅ Detects content type
  3. ✅ Identifies appropriate length
  4. ✅ Determines tone and style
  5. ✅ Configures structure

Step 3: Adaptive Generation

The system generates optimized content:

  • Relevant content: Adapted to detected type
  • Appropriate length: According to context
  • Correct tone: Formal, informal, technical, etc.
  • Adequate structure: Organized according to type

Step 4: Review and Edit

Once generated:

  • Review content: Read and evaluate
  • Use chat: Improve with suggestions
  • Edit directly: Modify in editor
  • Refine: Adjust until perfect

Practical Examples

Example 1: Tweet

Prompt: "A tweet about the launch of our new product"

Result: System generates an optimized tweet with:

  • Appropriate length (280 characters)
  • Relevant hashtags
  • Call to action
  • Appropriate tone for Twitter

Example 2: Professional Email

Prompt: "An email to present our service to a potential client"

Result: System generates a professional email with:

  • Clear subject
  • Appropriate greeting
  • Professional structure
  • Closing with call to action

Example 3: Blog Article

Prompt: "A 1000-word article about the advantages of AI in marketing"

Result: System generates a complete article with:

  • Attractive introduction
  • Well-structured sections
  • Informative content
  • Solid conclusion

Using Intelligent Chat

Chat helps you improve your content:

Automatic Suggestions

The system suggests improvements based on context:

  • "Do you want to make it more formal?"
  • "Add more technical details?"
  • "Change tone to more conversational?"

Quick Actions

Commands you can use:

  • "Make it shorter"
  • "Add more examples"
  • "Change tone to professional"
  • "Reorganize sections"

Precise Modifications

You can request specific changes:

  • "Change the second paragraph"
  • "Add a conclusion"
  • "Improve the introduction"
  • "Make language more technical"

Saving and Organizing

Saving Papers

  • Auto-save: Saves automatically
  • Manual save: Click "Save"
  • Versions: Complete change history

Organization

  • Paper list: All your saved papers
  • Search: Find by title or content
  • Filters: By type, date, status
  • Tags: Organize by categories

Best Practices

Effective Prompts

✅ Good prompts:

  • "A tweet about [topic]"
  • "A professional email for [purpose]"
  • "A [length] word article about [topic]"
  • "A summary of [content]"

❌ Avoid:

  • Prompts that are too vague without context
  • Contradictory instructions
  • Too many technical specifications

Iteration and Improvement

  1. Generate first: Create an initial version
  2. Review result: Evaluate what works
  3. Use chat: Improve with suggestions
  4. Refine: Adjust to perfection

Troubleshooting

Content is not what I expected

  • Use chat to specify better
  • Add more context to prompt
  • Request specific modifications
  • Regenerate with more details

Content is too long/short

  • Specify desired length
  • Use chat to adjust
  • Request "make it shorter/longer"
  • Regenerate with new specification

Next Steps

  • Intelligent chat
  • Adaptive editor
  • Templates and templates
  1. Paper Generator Basic Usage
    1. Accessing the Generator
    2. Creating a New Paper
    3. Practical Examples
    4. Using Intelligent Chat
    5. Saving and Organizing
    6. Best Practices
    7. Troubleshooting
    8. Next Steps