Managing Contexts

The Managing Contexts feature allows you to create, edit, and delete custom contexts tailored to your needs. By applying these contexts, you can customize translations, explanations, summaries, paraphrasing, and corrections to align with specific tones, audiences, or other settings.

Accessing the Manage Contexts Tool

To manage your contexts:

  • Click the Manage Contexts button at the bottom of the page.
  • A modal will open with two tabs:
    • List of Created Contexts: Displays all contexts you’ve created.
    • Create New Context: A form to create a new custom context.

Editing and Deleting Contexts

In the List of Created Contexts tab:

  • To edit a context, click the icon next to the context you want to modify.
  • To delete a context, click the icon. Confirm the deletion as it is permanent.

Creating a New Context

To create a new context:

  • Click the Create button in the modal to open the context creation form.
  • Fill in the details:
    • Context Name: Enter a descriptive name for your context.
    • Select Categories or Settings: Choose from available categories like:
      • Professional Context: Example: Legal.
      • Point of View: Example: First Person Singular (I).
      • Gender Settings: Example: Masculine.
  • Save the context to make it available for use.

Using Contexts

Once a context is created, you can apply it to both input and output:

  • Apply the context to input to modify the current text before any action.
  • Apply the context to output to customize the response, such as translations, explanations, or summaries.

Examples of Context Usage

Here are some practical examples of using contexts:

  • Professional Context: Set "Legal" and "First Person Singular (I)" to produce outputs like contracts or professional correspondence with a personal touch.
  • Gender Settings: Apply "Masculine" to correct text with incorrect gender references or modify phrases to a masculine point of view.
  • Age Audience: Use "Under 12 Years Old" to create child-friendly explanations or summaries.

Best Practices

  • Regularly update and refine contexts to match your ongoing needs and projects.
  • Use descriptive names for contexts to easily identify and apply them.
  • Combine multiple categories within a context for richer, more nuanced outputs.

Key Benefits

  • Enhances accuracy and personalization in outputs by tailoring text to specific contexts.
  • Saves time by reusing pre-defined contexts for recurring tasks.
  • Simplifies complex editing scenarios with customizable, reusable settings.

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