Bring the work you already have.

You don't need to set anything up first. Start with a question or a file, then add a World, advisors and tools as the work needs them.

Plan the product launch from my notes and tell me what's at risk.
A founder

A World for the launch, a Deep Review of the risks, a watch on the date.

Read this folder of contracts and flag what changed.
An operations lead

A granted folder, a document comparison, a spreadsheet of the differences.

Compare these three suppliers and remember which one we chose.
A small team

Second opinions on the options, then the decision kept as memory.

Watch my thesis deadline and check in every Friday.
A student

A Moon for the thesis under Studies, and a weekly check-in.

Prepare the board pack from this quarter's notes in one page.
An executive

A learned preference for one-page summaries, a workflow for the pack.

What does the evidence say about urban tree cover and summer heat?
A researcher

Deep Review with original research and public-agency sources.

Trace how sign-in works in this repository and propose a fix.
A developer

Repository search, the open file from VS Code, the integrated terminal.

Keep track of the renovation quotes and tell me when one expires.
A household

A Home World, the quotes as documents, a watch on each deadline.

Research a question in context.

Move from scattered sources to an explanation or recommendation you can examine.

Understand a topic

Ask for current research, relevant sources and an explanation of what the evidence supports. Use Deep Review when you need a closer examination.

Compare approaches

Give a project its own World, then compare options against its goals, constraints and known facts. Add Second opinions where reasonable views differ.

Rehearse a change

Use a scenario to explore a smaller budget, an earlier deadline or another what-if without changing your real project memory.

Make something you can use.

Give Manwe the source material and say who the result is for.

A project briefing

Attach a brief and ask for a plan, the missing decisions and next actions. Turn it into a document or presentation, then revise it.

Work through data

Create a spreadsheet or chart from data you supply. Ask for clear units, assumptions and the calculation behind the conclusion.

Work in another app

Ask a connected creative or productivity app to use its own assets and tools, and check the result in that app.

Investigate and improve a codebase.

Choose the repository folder, then say whether you want an explanation, a proposal or edits.

Find the relevant files

Repository search traces a feature or locates a behaviour without loading the whole repository into the conversation.

Review the open file

Connect VS Code, Cursor or Xcode to bring in the current file or selection, including supported unsaved changes.

Use local tools

Work beside the integrated terminal, with optional local Docker execution when a task needs a container.

Make recurring work easier.

Get one useful result first, then keep the method.

Keep a working method

Turn a useful approach into a skill. Start from one of the 57 bundled skills, or write and activate your own.

Prepare a recurring update

Save a weekly brief as a workflow with its World, inputs and model. Check an on-demand run before adding a schedule.

Share the result

Export finished work, publish a live page from your Mac, or collect selected answers in a World's Space.

Questions

Can I start with a small question?

Yes. You don't need a World or a panel for every question. Regular chat works for explanations, drafts, summaries and tool tasks.

Are results guaranteed to be correct?

No. Check sources, calculations, generated files and changes before relying on them. Advisors and tools help with the work; they don't replace your judgement.

Does sharing publish my World?

No. Live links are served from your awake Mac and share only what you chose, not a World's private context.

Start with something real.

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