What Kinds of Documents the AI Can Draft (Reports, Letters, Summaries)
Think "written document," not "specialized template"
SoulrisAI doesn't work from a fixed menu of document types — there's no picklist of "report," "letter," "resume" to choose from. Instead, you describe what you want in your own words, and the document is drafted to match. That means the realistic range is anything the AI can meaningfully write as structured text, which is broad. See how to ask the AI to generate a document for how to phrase the request itself.
Document types that work well
- Summaries — condensing a long conversation or a complex topic you discussed into a clear, shorter write-up
- Study guides — turning an explanation into something structured for review, with headings per concept
- Reports — organizing findings, comparisons, or analysis from your conversation into sections
- Letters and formal correspondence — drafted based on your instructions about tone, recipient, and purpose
- Plans and outlines — step-by-step plans, project outlines, or structured to-do breakdowns
What it's not built for
- Documents needing exact, specialized formatting — a legally binding contract template, a government form with fixed fields, or anything where precise formatting matters more than the writing itself. The AI drafts content; it doesn't fill in a pre-built form layout.
- Documents requiring information outside your conversation — the document is built from what you've discussed and your instructions, not from external research it hasn't already shared with you in the chat.
- Images or diagrams embedded in the document. Generated documents are text-based. If you want visuals alongside written content, generate those separately — see how to generate your first AI image — and combine them yourself afterward.
Quality depends on your instruction, same as chat
A vague request ("make this a document") gets a reasonable but generic result. A specific one ("a two-page report with an introduction, three numbered findings, and a conclusion") gets something closer to what you actually pictured — the same principle as writing effective image prompts, applied to text instead.
Can I ask it to match a specific tone or style?
Yes — mention it directly in your instruction. "Keep it formal" or "write it casually, like an email to a friend" both work, the same way you'd direct the AI in ordinary chat.
Formatting your document
See formatting tips for generated documents for how to guide the actual structure — headings, lists, and sections — rather than just the content.