Document mode is an AI-powered rich text editor for creating proposals, follow-ups, RFP documents, onboarding guides, and more. It combines a full-featured block editor with an embedded AI assistant for inline content generation and refinement.
To create a new document, click the Document option on the Agent home page.

You can start with a blank document or upload an existing document for oper8r to analyze and work with. Supported file types include:
DOC, DOCX, MD, MDX, ODT, PDF or TXT.
To work with CSV, XLS, XLSX, XLSM or ODS files, use a Spreadsheet.

This is ideal for uploading RFP response documents, call transcripts, competitor materials, or any starting material you want oper8r to reference or build upon. Uploaded files are processed asynchronously - oper8r parses and converts the content for use as context during AI-generated content.
The document editor is a rich text editor with full formatting capabilities:

On the right side of the editor, the AI Chat Dock provides an embedded assistant for content generation and refinement. This is where you configure settings, provide instructions, and see oper8r's responses.
Each turn takes roughly a minute. oper8r responds with:
You can then edit the content manually, or give further instructions to oper8r for additional refinement.

The AI Chat Dock includes four settings that control how oper8r generates content:
Select the AI model used for document generation.
Click the Saved Prompts button to browse and apply reusable prompts from your prompt library. Prompts are organized into My Prompts and Organization Prompts. Selecting a prompt appends its content to your instructions.
For more on creating and managing prompts, see Saved Prompts.
Control which data sources oper8r draws on when generating document content:
All sources are selected by default. See Agent Context for details on configuring your data sources.
Toggle web search on or off. When enabled, oper8r searches the web for relevant results to supplement your data sources during content generation.
When you send instructions via the AI Chat Dock, oper8r generates content by pulling the most relevant information from your selected data sources. The AI analyzes your requirements and produces a draft that you can then refine through follow-up instructions or manual editing.
oper8r refines responses to ensure they are well-written, professional, and meet your requirements. The AI writing assistant checks for clarity, consistency, and appropriate tone based on your instructions and the context of your document.
By analyzing the document context and your instructions, oper8r identifies key themes and requirements, then adapts the language to highlight what matters most. If you're responding to an RFP, oper8r ensures the response directly addresses what the evaluator cares about.
oper8r acts as a diligent reviewer - checking each section against your requirements. It can flag if a draft response might be missing part of a requirement, or if it doesn't fully satisfy a stated objective.
You can interact with oper8r in two ways - at the document level or at the text selection level.
Type instructions into the AI Chat Dock to have oper8r work on the entire document. This is ideal for:
oper8r responds with an agent message on the right side (sharing its thought process) and applies the updated content directly in the editor on the left.
Highlight a specific passage in the editor, then use the AI Chat Dock to give oper8r targeted instructions for just that selection. This is ideal for:
When you select text and send instructions, oper8r creates a task scoped to that selection. It analyzes the selected text along with the full document context, generates a proposed revision, and presents a diff view so you can review the changes before accepting or rejecting them.

You can also create tasks from text selections for team members to review - see Project Collaboration for details on the full annotation and task workflow.
Select text in the editor to create annotations - tasks, comments, and assignments linked to specific text selections. This enables precise, contextual feedback and collaboration directly within your document.

For full details on annotations and task management, see Project Collaboration.
Document sessions maintain version snapshots (up to 20). Access version history to:

When oper8r processes a document annotation, it can propose changes shown as a diff view. You can review the proposed changes in a side-by-side comparison and accept or reject them - giving you full control over what makes it into the final document.

