Overview
Restructure
Change the structural form of content — condense, expand, reorder, or extract
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Docs
Restructure changes the structural form of content while keeping it in the same medium. Unlike restyling (surface changes) or transforming (medium shifts), restructuring alters the organization, sequence, scope, or granularity of the content itself. Common operations include condensing, expanding, reordering, extracting key points, converting prose to bullet points, and shifting perspective.
Variants
- Preset buttons — Clearly labeled action buttons like 'Make shorter', 'To bullet points', 'Extract key points' for one-click restructuring.
- Slider controls — Continuous controls for gradual adjustments like reading level or length, offering fine-grained control.
- Preset bundles — Named presets combining multiple restructuring operations, like 'Executive summary' or 'Technical deep dive'.
Use Cases
- Condensing long documents into concise summaries
- Expanding brief notes into detailed paragraphs
- Converting narrative text into bullet-point lists
- Reordering content by priority or chronology
- Extracting specific elements from larger bodies of content
Best Practices
- Use preset actions with clear labels rather than opaque parameters.
- Highlight changes through diffs or visual callouts so users can review what changed.
- Preserve the original content and offer undo capabilities.
- Support sliders for nuanced adjustments like length or reading level.
- Maintain stylistic consistency when restructuring — don't accidentally restyle.