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Collaborative Writing

Describe the writing task in the conversation, inspect the document the Agent generates or revises, then review its changes. Give specific instructions for any further revisions.

How to Start a Document Writing Task​

There are two ways to enter Super Document:

Method 1: Initiate from Conversation​

In a conversation with an Agent, directly describe your writing needs. When the Agent recognizes that you need to generate or modify a document, it will automatically switch to Super Document mode.

For example:

"Help me write a weekly project report, including three features completed this week and plans for next week."

"Make the third clause of this contract more rigorous."

Method 2: Open an Existing Document​

If you already have a document, you can open it in the Super Document editor, then send modification instructions to the Agent through the conversation panel on the right.

Collaboration Workflow with Agents​

A typical collaboration workflow is as follows:

Step 1: Describe Your Needs​

Tell the Agent what you want in the conversation area. The more specific, the better:

Good Requirement Descriptions
  • "Change the second paragraph to formal business tone, but keep the original data and arguments."
  • "Add a summary paragraph at the end, extracting three core points."
  • "Check the entire text, fix all grammatical errors and awkward phrasing."
Vague Requirement Descriptions
  • "Help me fix this." (Fix what? How?)
  • "Make it better." (What's the standard for "better"?)

Step 2: View Changes​

After the Agent completes modifications, all changes are presented in Diff view in the document area. You can see:

  • Red marks: Deleted content
  • Green marks: Added content
  • Reason for change: Each change comes with an explanation

Step 3: Review Decisions​

For each change, you can:

  • Accept — Approve this change, let it take effect
  • Reject — Disagree, restore original text
  • Edit — Further adjust based on the AI's modification

Step 4: Continue Iteration​

After reviewing, you can continue the conversation and propose new modification requirements. The Agent will make the next round of modifications based on the current latest document content.

Document Format Support​

Super Document is based on Markdown format and supports the following content types:

Content TypeSupport StatusNotes
Headings and ParagraphsFull SupportMulti-level headings, paragraphs, quotes
ListsFull SupportOrdered lists, unordered lists, nested lists
TablesFull SupportStandard Markdown tables
Code BlocksFull SupportSyntax highlighting, multiple languages
ImagesFull SupportLocal and online images
FlowchartsFull SupportMermaid syntax
Math FormulasFull SupportLaTeX syntax
About Export

After completing the document, you can export it as docx or PDF format for use in other scenarios. See Version History for details.

After export, check the layout of headings, tables, code blocks, images, and formulas. PDF is suitable for reading and sharing; DOCX is suitable for further editing.

Editing and Modifying​

In addition to having the Agent modify through conversation, you can also directly edit document content manually in the editor. Manual edits are also recorded in version history.

Agent modifications and manual edits can be mixed—for example, let the Agent generate a draft, you manually fine-tune the wording, then have the Agent add a paragraph.

Next Steps​