Follow guided tours
Learn the activity layout and tools one step at a time.
Updated 29 September 2026
A guided tour may introduce an activity or a newly available tool. Follow the
instruction on each card. Other activity controls remain unavailable while the
tour is open.
Move through a tour
Select Next to continue reading. When a card asks you to select a highlighted
item, select that item to continue instead. For example, open Context to read
the supporting information, or select + and then Deep research to see how
that tool is selected.
The exercise tour introduces the task, context, and tips separately. The chat bar
highlight includes the message area, tools menu, and Send button.
Try the tool demonstrations
Deep research and Web search demonstrations show the selected tool without sending
a message. Your previous tool choice returns when the tour ends. The attachment
demonstration shows where to add files without opening your file picker.
Select Skip tour to return to the activity. Skipping the tour does not complete
the activity's requirements.
Find your way around the workspace
On small screens, Chat activities use Instructions and Chat tabs. Canvas
activities use Instructions, Chat, and Canvas. The walkthrough brings
the relevant view into sight as you move through its steps. Tool demonstrations
wait until you open Chat.
The Canvas tour introduces direct editing, selecting text for Ask Discentik,
quick edits, document history, change comparison, and copying or exporting your
work. A demonstration does not send an AI request or evaluate your work.
After the tour, the course menu in the activity header opens stage navigation.
Accessibility settings are also in the header. Where evaluation is available,
select Evaluate when your work is ready, read the feedback, and revise if
needed. Continue when the activity's requirements are met. Completing or skipping
a tour does not meet those requirements for you.
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