Reviewing AI Generations

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

Last updated June 2026

Info
The inline Keep / Discard toolbar has been retired. AI prose is no longer something you accept or reject from a floating toolbar — it's saved as it's generated, and you review it afterward. This page explains the current model; a fuller walkthrough will land here as the writing experience settles.

Overview

When the AI generates prose in your draft — from Write or Continue, a plugin, or a selection tool — the text is saved as it's produced. There's no separate “Keep” step: the prose is already part of your document, so you simply keep writing or edit it like any other text. (Results that arrive as a chat card are added when you choose Insert into draft.)

Stopping a Generation

While a generation is running, a generation indicator appears in the header with a Stop control. Stopping halts the AI immediately; whatever it had already produced stays in your draft. 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

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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