Documents
Draft, format, and export professional documents entirely through conversation.
Overview
Iris acts as your intelligent writing assistant, producing structured documents that range from concise one-page summaries to multi-section reports. Provide your topic, outline, or raw notes, and Iris will generate a polished document with proper headings, formatting, and logical flow.
Document Types
Iris can produce a wide variety of document formats depending on your needs:
Reports
In-depth analyses with executive summaries, methodology sections, findings, and recommendations.
Summaries
Concise overviews that distill complex topics into digestible key takeaways.
Guides
Step-by-step tutorials and how-to documentation with clear instructions and examples.
Proposals
Business proposals and project plans with scope, timeline, budget, and deliverables.
Formatting Options
Documents support rich formatting to communicate information clearly:
- Headings — multi-level headings to organize content hierarchically.
- Lists — ordered and unordered lists for enumerating items and steps.
- Tables — structured data tables for comparisons, schedules, and datasets.
- Code blocks — syntax-highlighted code snippets for technical documentation.
PDF & DOCX Export
When your document is ready, export it as a PDF for sharing and printing, or as a DOCX file for further editing in Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Exported files preserve all headings, formatting, tables, and code blocks from the original.
💡 Pro Tip: Request DOCX format when you need to collaborate with others who will make further edits. Use PDF when the document is final.
Example Prompts
Best Practices
- Provide an outline — even a rough structure helps Iris produce a more targeted document.
- Specify length — mention page count or word count to control output size.
- Include context — attach relevant files or paste key data for higher accuracy.
- Iterate section by section — refine individual sections rather than regenerating the entire document.