Reviewing AI Generations

How AI-generated prose is saved, stopped, and reviewed.

Last updated October 2026

Info
Writing is chat-first. There are no Write or Continue buttons and no floating toolbar to accept or reject AI prose. You ask Chat, the assistant in the right panel, for prose; it arrives as a card in the chat, and you add it to your draft when you're ready.

Overview

When you ask Chat to write or continue a scene, the prose arrives as a card in the chat. Choose Insert into draft to add it: it appends to a draft that already has text, or fills an empty one. On desktop, plugins and selection tools also return their results as cards in the chat. Once prose is in your draft it's saved like any other text, so you simply keep writing or edit it.

Stopping a Generation

While Chat is writing, the chat composer shows a Stop button. When prose is being written straight into a draft, the editor is read-only and a pill at the bottom centre of the editor shows a Stop button. Stopping halts the AI immediately; whatever it had already produced is kept. Tokens are finalized against what was actually generated, so a generation you stop early bills only for the text it produced.

The New-Text Highlight

When prose is written straight into your draft, freshly generated paragraphs are briefly highlighted so you can tell AI-written text from your own. The highlight clears on its own as you keep working — by typing or clicking into the text — so there's nothing to dismiss.

Reviewing & Comparing Changes

To see exactly what changed — from any AI action or your own edits — open the Activity tab in the right panel. It shows a word-level diff of each change, with a full-diff view for longer passages.

Note
The change history is read-only: it's for reviewing what happened, not rolling it back. To undo something, edit it in the draft (or use your editor's undo while you're still working in it).
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