gonuYour first useful task
Go from a small source document to a draft you can check and reuse.
WHEN IT HELPS
Put it to work.
Start here to evaluate Gonu with a project note, a README, or a short meeting transcript before connecting a larger workflow.
Before you begin
- A Gonu account and access to a workspace.
- One document you are allowed to share and a model available to your plan.
WALK THROUGH IT
See the workflow, step by step.
Synthetic sample content, with simplified screens. No model call, upload, account change or paid task runs here.
Open Knowledge. Paste a short text or import a plain-text/Markdown file. Give it a descriptive title. Mark practice content as an example.
On Home, select Summarize documents, choose your imported source and an available model. Read and accept the selected-source sharing consent.
Open Tasks & history. Read the status and source markers, check important statements against the source, then export Markdown if useful.
Knowledge / Import selected source text
A REQUEST TO START WITH
Summarize this project brief. Separate the goal, constraints and unanswered questions. Cite each source and do not invent missing details.
THE USEFUL RESULT
What you should leave with.
A source-linked draft and a clear next question. A useful first result is one you have checked, not just a completed status.
Know the boundaries.
- Examples in these guides do not run a model or create workspace data.
- Web tasks use selected imported text. Opening and editing a local repository requires Worker or another supported local client.
IF SOMETHING DOESN’T WORK
The model selector is empty.
Refresh Models. A platform administrator must enable a configured model for your plan; workspace policies and usage limits also apply. You do not need a personal key for Gonu models.
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