Hand Else the PDFs, spreadsheets, notes and exports you have collected, say what the finished document should be, and it reads them, works in a secure workspace, and hands the document back as a file you can download. What it could not read, it tells you — it will not fill the gap with invention.
Material arrives in whatever shape it arrived in. Somebody still has to turn it into one thing with a beginning and an end.
The more precisely you describe the deliverable, the less of it you have to redo yourself.
“Here are six files — two PDFs, a spreadsheet and three sets of notes. Read all of them and write me one brief: a one-page summary, then a section per source with the figures, then a list of anything the sources disagree about. Save it as a Word document, and the figures as a spreadsheet, in the workspace. If a file isn’t readable, say so instead of guessing.”
Attach the files in the composer by picking, pasting or dragging them in — up to five, 5 MB each. That last sentence is not decoration: Else already refuses to invent contents for a document it could not read, and asking for the gap in writing means you get a list of what is missing instead of a silently thinner brief.
These abilities are switched on by default, and you can see them listed for the run before you send it.
Nothing is bundled and nothing is a credit. The run spends from your balance and shows you the itemization.
You will not find a “$X per report” figure here. A tier carries no fixed price by design, so the honest numbers are the ones on your own receipt.
Most of these are hard limits rather than rough edges, so it is better to know them before you plan a deadline around them.
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