Example of commands
Create a long product description
To create a long product description, I have made a command that uses all available product data, applies the tone I specify, and structures the text according to my instructions. It uses specific HTML tags for headlines and ensures no other HTML tags are included.

I select my command, the system confirms that I want to use the available data, and then it asks if I want to fine-tune the content.

It generates the preferred text, which I can either insert directly or copy to the clipboard. A third option allows me to type additional instructions if I want changes to the output.

Create a short product description
To create a short description, I ask it to summarize the long description, providing instructions on the desired format, specifying a tone, and setting a maximum length.

I use the command I created, which displays the data it has. After confirming it is correct, it generates a summarized description from the "Long Description" attribute.

SEO-Friendly product description
The command here focuses on creating an SEO-friendly product description using all available product data. I ensure the description is written to my specific requirements and make it clear that it must be optimized for search engines.

I use the command, it displays all the data provided, and I confirm that no changes are needed.

It generates an SEO-friendly product description, ready to be inserted or copied to the clipboard.

Marketing blurb
Here, I create a command for a marketing blurb, providing it with all the data from Master Data. I specify the key points it should focus on and set restrictions, such as a maximum character length.

Here, I use the command, and it checks whether I want to make any changes to the data provided by the command.

It generates a marketing blurb for my product, which I can either insert directly into its field or copy to the clipboard.

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