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Builder is the best place to start when you want to create a new workpaper, upload fresh source files, or guide the first agent run from a clean workspace.
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Start in Workpaper Builder when you need a new workpaper, uploads, and the first agent run in one workspace, resulting in a prepared starting point for the workflow.
Workflow
Step 1
Open the Workpaper Builder entrypoint so the full builder workspace loads.
Step 2
Pick a preset template, import an existing workbook, or open a blank Studio workpaper based on the workflow you need.
Step 3
Let Builder finish creating the conversation and workpaper before adding files or starting chat.
Step 4
Add the files for the workpaper in the uploads panel instead of pasting large source data into chat.
Step 5
Generate or confirm the SOP before using Prepare, because Builder blocks Prepare when SOP content is missing.
Step 6
Use the chat composer for the first instruction once the workpaper, uploads, and SOP are in place.
Step 7
Start the prepare run only after uploads and SOP content are both present and no other active prepare session is running.
Builder is the best place to start when you want to create a new workpaper, upload fresh source files, or guide the first agent run from a clean workspace.
Builder blocks Prepare when the workpaper is missing SOP content, missing uploads, or already has an active prepare session running.
Use Builder when you are starting a new workpaper, adding fresh uploads, or setting up the first run. Use Studio when the workbook already exists and needs follow-up work.
Builder is the setup and run-entry workspace. Workbook-specific actions such as lineage navigation, deposit import readiness, and downstream push happen later in Studio.
Confirm the workpaper has at least one upload, SOP content exists, and no active prepare run is already in progress.
Go back and choose the correct start path—template, import, or blank Studio—before uploading files or sending the first message.
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