Work with the assistant in the same surface as your draft, so the context stays visible while you decide what changes.

Rewrite a paragraph, continue a draft, summarize a messy page, or answer a concrete question right where the work is happening.

Add structure only when the page needs it, then keep moving without leaving the flow of writing.

Mix writing with code, equations, images, and stronger structure inside the same editor without forcing a new tool.

Bring documents, notes, files, references, and project state into the same visible surface.

Keep the work together on one page, then open the map when you need to see how everything connects.

Open one file, follow a child or reference, then choose whether it replaces the page, opens beside it, or floats above it.

Files are the durable layer. Split and overlay views are temporary presentation choices, not another organizer to maintain.