Clero Docs

Documents that behave like working space, not static pages.

This demo walks through the flow you described: highlight a sentence, rewrite it with AI, then turn a paragraph into an image that lands directly under the relevant section.

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Inline AI

Rewrite selected lines directly inside the document instead of switching to a separate chat.

Guided flow

The demo is scroll-driven, so each interaction stays easy to follow from start to finish.

Attached visuals

Generated graphics land under the exact paragraph that requested them, keeping the context intact.

Demo flow

Follow the document interactions step by step.

The left column explains each move while the live document on the right stays pinned and updates inline.

Scroll to move through highlighting, rewriting, and image insertion without leaving the page context.

01

Select a sentence and hit highlight

The first interaction starts on a real text selection. The bubble only shows the highlight action, so the next click is immediate.

02

Add a note and save the highlight

A short comment gives the sentence context. Once the popover closes, the text stays highlighted in yellow inside the document.

03

Leave the note behind as a visible marker

The highlight remains in the document, which makes it useful for async review instead of disappearing after the interaction ends.

04

Move lower and ask AI to rephrase

The next selected sentence gets a rewrite prompt attached directly to it, instead of asking AI from a detached chat box.

05

Review the changed sentence and click yes

The rewritten copy comes back inline, then the compact confirmation state lets the user accept it without leaving the paragraph.

06

Move lower again and request a bar graph

A later paragraph can be selected as a whole and turned into a visual request, keeping the prompt attached to the exact source data.

07

Insert the graph below the paragraph

The generated chart lands directly under the paragraph that asked for it, so the narrative and the visual stay together.

Churn Signal

Customers who skip onboarding tasks during their first weekend are much more likely to disappear before the first renewal conversation.

The retention team wants this visible during the Monday review so they can triage outreach before another week starts.

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Executive Summary

The current weekly note says the pipeline is healthy, but the phrasing is long, indirect, and makes leadership read the whole paragraph before they find the real takeaway.

This section should sound concise enough to paste directly into an internal update.

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Channel Performance

Paid search generated 42 deals, partner referrals generated 67, outbound email generated 31, and direct traffic generated 24.

Turn this into a simple bar graph so the team can compare channel performance at a glance.

Enlarged generated bar chart comparing channel performance
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