Describe the video you want

This example used the following request (in Japanese): a roughly one-minute video telling new part-time staff at a flower shop how to prepare before opening—sweeping the storefront, changing the water of cut flowers and checking price tags, all finished by the 9:00 opening—with one calm female presenter.

1. 1Type the request. The field grows as the text gets longer.
2. 2Click Send, or press Enter.

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1. 1
   Enter Type the request. The field grows as the text gets longer.
2. 2
   Action Click Send, or press Enter.

Check State numbers such as times, counts and length clearly. This example gives three tasks, 9:00 and about one minute.

After sending, the conversation shows a progress note with elapsed seconds. The figure shows only the conversation column.

1. 1A note such as “Working… 4 s elapsed, about 10 s left” shows progress.
2. 2While you wait, a presenter is suggested (Sophia in this example). You can change the presenter later.

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   Check A note such as “Working… 4 s elapsed, about 10 s left” shows progress.
2. 2
   Check While you wait, a presenter is suggested (Sophia in this example). You can change the presenter later.

Check In this demonstration the first reply arrived within a minute. The remaining-time note shows how long is left. You can type your next message while waiting.

The reply summarizes what was understood and the structure being considered. A rough flow also appears at the top left.

1. 1Read the reply and check the audience, content and tone.
2. 2The rough flow at the top left lists the items being considered; seven appeared here.
3. 3“Questions left: 3” at the top is a guide to how many questions remain.

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   Check Read the reply and check the audience, content and tone.
2. 2
   Check The rough flow at the top left lists the items being considered; seven appeared here.
3. 3
   Check “Questions left: 3” at the top is a guide to how many questions remain.

Check If the reply differs from your intent, simply correct it in words.

When the reply ends with a question, answer it. Here it asked when preparation starts.

1. 1Click one of the answer chips. This example chose “From 8:30”.

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   Action Click one of the answer chips. This example chose “From 8:30”.

Check You can also type a free answer. In this example there was only one question before the proposals were prepared.

When enough is known, the studio starts preparing proposals and says so on the left.

1. 1Progress such as “Organizing… 25 s elapsed, about 55 s left” appears on the left, with a note that the conversation can continue meanwhile.

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   Check Progress such as “Organizing… 25 s elapsed, about 55 s left” appears on the left, with a note that the conversation can continue meanwhile.

Check In this demonstration the proposals appeared about two minutes after the answer was sent.