> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.praxis-ai.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Content Creation

> Draft academic, technical, creative, and business content with your Digital Twin — then export it to a formatted PDF.

Your Digital Twin is a writing partner that adapts to your domain and your context. Ask it to draft, expand, restructure, or polish almost any kind of written content — then save the result as a formatted PDF in your vault. Because it can also search your uploaded documents, it writes with your materials in mind, not just generic knowledge.

## What You Can Write

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Academic & Educational" icon="graduation-cap">
    Lesson plans, research summaries, essays in any citation style, study guides, and assessments.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Technical" icon="code">
    API documentation, user manuals, system specs, and troubleshooting guides.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Creative" icon="palette">
    Short stories, scripts, poetry, character sketches, and world-building.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Business" icon="chart-line">
    Market analyses, strategic plans, reports, and marketing copy.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

It also handles scientific and medical explanations, legal and compliance drafts (always have a professional review these), and mathematical content with clean LaTeX formatting.

## Ask in Chat

State the format, audience, length, and tone up front — the more specific you are, the closer the first draft lands.

```text Prompt wrap icon="comment" theme={null}
Create a 45-minute 9th-grade biology lesson plan on photosynthesis, with
learning objectives, a hands-on activity, and a short formative assessment.
```

```text Prompt wrap icon="comment" theme={null}
Write a 500-word product update email for B2B SaaS customers announcing a new
security feature. Professional but warm tone.
```

```text Prompt wrap icon="comment" theme={null}
Document our user-authentication REST endpoint: method, parameters, and
response codes.
```

<Tip>
  Iterate in the same conversation. Ask for a draft, then refine: "tighten the intro," "add a counterargument," "rewrite for a non-technical audience." Your Twin keeps the context of what it just wrote.
</Tip>

## What You Get Back

Responses render with full formatting — headings, tables, code blocks with syntax highlighting, math notation, and Mermaid diagrams. Long pieces stay structured and easy to scan. If your Twin used your uploaded documents, you'll see citations under the answer.

## Save as PDF

Your Digital Twin can convert any response into a professionally formatted PDF saved to your vault.

**What you can say:**

* "Save this as a PDF"
* "Create a PDF summary of our conversation"
* "Write a study guide on photosynthesis and save it as a PDF"

**The PDF preserves:**

* Headings and sections, tables, and syntax-highlighted code blocks
* Math symbols and emoji
* Inline images from the conversation
* Automatic page breaks for long content

<Tip>
  The PDF lands in your vault as a downloadable file — open it from the Files panel or share the download link.
</Tip>

## Tips & Limits

* **Be specific.** Audience, format, length, tone, and constraints in the prompt produce a far better first draft.
* **Review before you ship.** Always verify facts, figures, and citations — especially for medical, legal, or financial content.
* **Lean on your vault.** Upload reference material first so your Twin writes from your sources and cites them.

## Related

* [Best Practices](/mdx/user-guide/best-practices) — prompt patterns that get sharper results
* [Code & Development](/mdx/user-guide/capabilities/code-development) — generate and document code
* [Sources & Citations](/mdx/user-guide/files-documents/citations) — how your Twin cites your documents
* [Sharing in Pria](/mdx/user-guide/capabilities/sharing) — share a finished dialogue or artifact