Draft, refine, and translate writing
Go from a rough brief to a polished, translated piece — using replies, branches, and a saved prompt you can reuse.
Writing with NUFI works best as a conversation: draft, react, try an alternative, translate, and save what worked so next time is one click. This guide walks that loop end to end.
What you'll need
- Nothing special — any model works. A stronger model helps for tone and nuance.
Steps
Describe what you want in plain language:
Draft a 150-word product-update email about feature X, friendly tone, ending with a clear call to action.
Refine by replying — you don't need to start over:
Make it shorter and lead with the benefit, not the feature.
Want to try a different angle without losing this one? Edit your message or branch the conversation to explore a second tone in parallel, then compare.
Translate the version you like:
Translate the final version into Vietnamese, keep it professional.
Reuse it later. Save your instruction as a saved prompt (managed under
Prompts in the left icon rail), or save the whole
{ model, parameters, instructions } bundle as a preset.
What you get
A finished, translated draft — plus a reusable prompt or preset so the next "product-update email" takes seconds instead of minutes.
Make it better
- Show the tone you want — paste a short example; the AI matches it.
- Keep versions by branching instead of overwriting — you can always go back.
- Share what works — a good prompt or agent is worth giving to the whole team; see the automation guide below.