An answer on screen is not finished work. This page is about the short distance between the two.
The buttons under every answer
Hover over a reply and a row of small buttons appears underneath it. They are easy to miss and they save real time.
Copy puts the whole answer on your clipboard, formatting and all, ready to paste into a post editor or an email.
Play reads the answer out loud. Genuinely useful for judging copy — text that sounds clumsy when spoken usually reads clumsily too.
Share produces a link to the exchange, so a colleague can see what you asked and what came back without you screenshotting it.
Regenerate asks the same question again and gives you a different attempt. Use it when the answer is not wrong, just flat.
Good response and Bad response are the thumbs. They do not change your answer; they tell the people who run the assistant what is working.
Check it before it goes out
Everything the assistant writes is generated by AI, and AI is confident whether or not it is correct. The site says so on every page for a reason.
Three things to verify every time, because they are the three that are wrong most often:
- Prices and free tiers of other tools. These change constantly and are the first thing to go stale. Open the tool’s own pricing page before you repeat a number in public or pay for something.
- Features. If the answer says a tool does something specific and your decision depends on it, confirm it on the vendor’s site.
- Anything about your own business. Dates, opening hours, product names, what is actually in stock. The assistant knows what you told it, and it will fill gaps plausibly.
Facts, prices and claims are yours once you publish them. The assistant drafts; you sign.
Adapt it instead of rewriting it
If the result is close but not right for where it is going, do not open a text editor and start fixing it by hand. Say what you need: “shorter, for a caption”, “more formal, it is for an email to clients”, “same idea but as three options”.
It is faster, and it keeps everything in one conversation, so later requests still match.
Images
Images arrive in the same conversation as the text they belong to, which is the point of generating them here rather than in a separate app. Save them the way you save any image from a web page.
If a picture is close but not quite right, describe the fix in words — “same layout, our green instead of the blue”, “less empty space at the top” — rather than starting a new request from scratch.
Keep the conversation, not just the text
Copying the answer saves the words. The conversation holds the context — your brand profile, your tone, everything you corrected along the way — and that is worth more the next time you need something similar.
If you are signed in, it is already saved and waiting on any device. If you are not, it lives only in that browser, so copy anything important out before you close the tab.
Next
When the answer is not close enough to adapt, see When the Answer Is Not Right.