Use Chat plans, checklists, comparisons, itineraries, and study cards.
Chat can turn a request into an interactive answer card. Supported types include meal plans, checklists, itineraries, comparisons, study plans, project guides, and event plans. Recipes have their own card. Ask for a specific result, such as a three-day meal plan with a grocery list or a half-day walking itinerary.
Controls depend on the answer: check off tasks or supplies, inspect comparison criteria, switch between plan sections, open place/source links, or answer a study quiz. Some meal plans include recipe details. A card is an answer in the conversation; ask for revisions in Chat if the plan needs to change.
Where a card has checkboxes, its completion count reflects your selections, not work verified by the AI. Eligible private-chat progress is saved on the current device. The card says whether progress is saved, kept only while open, or could not be saved. Do not expect progress to synchronize between devices or public/shared views. Changed instructions can require checking an item again.
Bookmark saves the containing message when you own the conversation; find it later in Bookmarks. The image action captures the card for downloading or sharing through the available device controls. Check the exported result before using it. An image export is not an editable spreadsheet, document, or calendar event.
If you need a workbook with formulas, a document, presentation, code project, or another downloadable file, select Work and describe that deliverable. Work requires Plus and consumes credits. A Chat card can help you decide what to request, but it does not automatically create a Work file or perform a reservation or other external action.