What can I use Journeys for?

Use Journeys to decide, answer difficult questions, improve drafts, develop plans, or work through ideas. Each Socra keeps one piece of work with the conversation and context that produced it. Related Socras can share background through a Journey.

Common uses

• Compare options and make a decision.
• Research a topic and form a recommendation.
• Develop a strategy, experiment, or project plan.
• Draft or revise an article, proposal, report, or chapter.
• Work through a client problem, product question, or coaching goal.

Start with what you have

Tell the agent what result you want. Add any constraints, evidence, tradeoffs, earlier attempts, or conclusions that could affect the result. Rough notes are enough. You do not need a special prompt.

Start with text. You can also attach a file or image, record a voice message, or give the agent a URL to read. Ask it to search the web when the work needs outside or current evidence.

Organize related work

Put related Socras in a Journey when they contribute to the same goal. Add background that later work needs to the Journey Context. A sub-Journey can give one part of the work its own goal and Context.