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Edit with AI

Two different jobs, two different doors. AI Edit in the toolbar works on the whole page. Ask AI, inside the element panel, changes only the thing you pointed at and leaves everything else alone.

Before you start. A page open in the editor.
  1. To change the whole page, use AI Edit

    It is in the toolbar. Use it for work that spans the page — a new section, a different reading level throughout, a rewrite for a younger class.

    The AI Edit button in the editor toolbar
    AI Edit rewrites what you selected, and nothing else.v2026-09-01
  2. Say what you want the page to become

    The panel takes a plain instruction and a Run AI Agent. "Add a practice section with six questions after the worked example" is the shape that works. Enter starts a new line rather than running it, so you can write several sentences before you commit.

    The page-level AI panel opened from the toolbar, with a prompt box and a Run AI Agent button
    AI Edit in the toolbar talks to the whole page.v2026-09-01
  3. Check the chip that names what it will change

    The panel says which file it is editing. Worth a glance before you run it — it is the difference between changing this page and changing a different one.

    The chip in the AI panel naming the file the run will edit
    The panel names the file it is about to change.v2026-09-01
  4. To change one thing, right-click it and choose Ask AI

    The same panel that holds Format. What you selected is the entire scope — the AI cannot wander into the rest of the page from here.

    The Ask AI tab of the element panel, with a prompt box, Attach and Run
    Ask AI, inside the element panel, changes only that element.v2026-09-01
  5. Ask in plain words

    "Add the distribution step between these two lines." Naming the change beats "improve this", which gives the model nothing to aim at.

  6. Attach something to work from

    Attach takes a file — a worksheet, a photo of a textbook page, your own notes — and the AI works from that rather than from its general knowledge.

  7. Read it before you keep it

    The change lands in your page. If it is not right, undo restores exactly what was there.

You'll know it worked. What you asked for changed, and nothing you did not ask about moved.

Undo puts either kind of change back exactly as it was, so both are safe to try.