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What is a Report?

A Report is a tidy, written document that the AI creates from your information — a summary, analysis, or write-up ready to read or share.
For most everyday documents, start in Agents and ask for a downloadable document. Use Reports when you prefer this dedicated flow.
Think of an Agent chat as the workspace, and a Report (or Agent-created document) as the finished write-up.

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When would I use a Report?

  • Summarize a month of activity into a one-page overview.
  • Turn raw notes into a clean write-up.
  • Create a recap you can send to your team or a client.
  • Analyze a set of information and get the key takeaways in order.

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How to create one

1

Open Reports

Click Reports in the left menu.
The Reports section listing existing reports and a create button

The Reports area, where your written summaries are created and stored.

2

Start a new report

Click New report (or the create button). You’ll be asked what you want it to cover.
3

Describe what you want

Tell the AI, in plain words, what the report should include. For example:
Create a one-page summary of this month’s customer feedback. Group it into “What people loved” and “What to improve”, and end with 3 suggested next steps.
The same clear-asking habits from Writing good prompts apply here. Say what to include, how to group it, and how long it should be.
4

Generate it

Click generate and wait a few seconds. The AI writes the full report for you.
A generated report with headings and organized sections

A finished report, neatly organized into sections.

5

Review and refine

Read it over. Want changes? Ask for them — “add a section on shipping”, “make the summary shorter” — and the report updates.

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Sharing your report

Once you’re happy with it, you can share it with others using a link. See Sharing your work for how that works and what people can see.

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Tips for great reports

  • Be specific about sections. Tell it the headings you want.
  • Give it the source material. Paste or upload the information it should summarize.
  • Ask for a length. “one page”, “5 bullet points”, “a short executive summary”.
  • Iterate. The first version is a draft — refine it until it’s right.

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Next step

Make images

Now let’s create some pictures just by describing them.