Let it act on real files

Do this

1. 1

   Point it at a Word doc, a spreadsheet, a PDF or a deck and ask about the contents.

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   Read <C:\path\to\a\document.docx> and tell me the three things it actually commits to, quoting the sentence each one comes from.

2. 2

   Ask it to edit that document. With Word open, changes appear as tracked changes.

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   In <C:\path\to\a\document.docx>, cut the opening section to half its length and keep every number and date exactly as they are.

3. 3

   Start a message with ! to run a shell command in the session directory.

4. 4

   Ask it to do something across many files at once, and watch the counted card that appears.

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   Go through every PDF in <C:\path\to\a\folder> and give me the title and date of each one. If a file will not open, say which and why, and carry on with the rest.

5. 5

   Press pause on that card mid-run, then resume it.

What just happened

Repetitive work renders as a flow card that counts what went through and what did not, with the reason for each. It has its own pause and stop, so you can hold one job without ending the conversation.

Go deeper

See it in a real job