Files And Outputs

Alfrada sessions can hold both your input material and the outputs created during the workflow.

Inputs

Use uploads when the task depends on your source material:

• spreadsheets
• reports
• notes
• transcripts
• presentations
• media files

Outputs

Outputs created during a session can show up as:

• markdown files
• generated reports
• presentations
• cleaned or transformed datasets
• rich media artifacts

See A Media Workflow

This mockup shows how file uploads, image generation, and the Generated Files panel work together in a real session — including thumbnail previews, file inventories, and iterative editing.

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Files And Media Walkthrough

Shows how file uploads, image generation, and media outputs work inside an Alfrada session.

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Start by giving the session source material

Uploaded files appear in the work panel and stay available for every follow-up turn.

Real input required — file names, sizes, thumbnails, and chat content are placeholder data

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Generated Files

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Files will appear here as the session generates outputs.

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Work Panel Surfaces

The work panel helps you inspect and manage artifacts:

• Uploads keeps track of source files
• Generated Files shows outputs produced during the session
• Markdown lets you review written artifacts
• Presentations shows deck outputs

Best Practices

• upload the source material before asking for analysis
• ask for named files and deliverables
• reference existing uploads when asking for revisions
• treat the work panel as the source of truth for generated artifacts

Output-aware request

Use the attached files to produce three outputs: 1) a cleaned CSV, 2) a one-page markdown summary, and 3) a presentation outline. Name the outputs clearly and keep each artifact focused on an executive audience.

Good output framing encourages Alfrada to generate inspectable artifacts instead of burying everything inside a long chat message.