# Genre or type of work
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Clearly state the kind of document you need. DeepWriter can handle a vast range, and specifying the genre helps it apply the correct conventions, structure, and tone. Let's compare 2 examples:
> "Generate a comprehensive market research report."
versus...
> "Create a detailed technical manual."
In the first example, a market research report requires a specific structure, objective data analysis, and a focus on industry trends. Meanwhile, a technical manual demands precise, step-by-step instructions, clear diagrams, and troubleshooting sections. DeepWriter will prioritize the right angle in each case.
You can even go one step further by naming sub-genres or hybrid formats:
> “Write an investor update newsletter that balances technical updates with strategic outlook.”
Pairing genre with your intended audience and tone makes your prompt even more powerful. For example:
> “Write a white paper on green fintech innovations, aimed at institutional investors, using a professional and forward-looking tone.”
Once you've set the general tone, you can add instructions for visuals.
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Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.