Multi-Source Writing Assistant
Integrate materials into admin documents
Multi-Source Writing Assistant
Integrate materials into admin documents
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Designed specifically for higher education administrative staff. It integrates scattered reporting materials from various units and formats—documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, PPTs, images, web links—into well-structured, accurate, and formally written documents. Supports six types of texts: administrative summaries, special topic summaries, activity summaries, project applications/conclusion reports, typical case compilations, and information briefs. Built-in data conflict verification, source tracing annotation, language normalization, omission reminders, and multi-version output (detailed/simplified/key points). Materials can be added at any time throughout the process. AI processes silently—users only need to submit materials and receive the completed document.
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Designed for university admins, this skill integrates complex materials, intelligently generates standardized documents, offers multi-version output and rigorous data verification, greatly boosting efficiency.
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- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
