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HOW TO CREATE / ONIMI

Give your agent an idea. Make a page or slides.

Tell your agent what you want to make. Onimi Creator asks for useful details for that kind of work; you can skip anything you do not know. It uses your agent's model to create pages or editable Slides, and can prepare controlled data for forms and shared work.

  • Presentations
  • Learning plans
  • Travel guides
  • Work reports
  • Event registration
  • Shared checklists
From idea to first draft
  1. 01

    Tell your agent the goal

    Describe the audience, source material and result you need. Skip details you do not know yet.

  2. 02

    Make it for the task

    Creator chooses a suitable structure and style, then makes a draft you can preview in your agent.

  3. 03

    Preview and refine

    Review the draft and ask your agent to revise ordinary pages; Slides can also be edited online. Publish only when ready.

01

Prepare Onimi in your agent

Install Onimi for your first task. If it is already installed, return to your agent and continue.

Copy the Creator + Publish setup task, send it to your current agent and wait for the setup result.

Prepare the Onimi suite

02

Describe the goal; add details as you go

A purpose, audience and any source material are enough to start. Your agent suggests useful details, then chooses a content structure and visual direction for the goal. Skip what you do not know and revise the first preview later.

01

Pages and scenarios

Learning plans, travel guides and work reviews use structures suited to the content, beyond changing colors in one template.

For example: Make me a four-week learning plan with weekly tasks and checkpoints. Ask about my goal and available hours; leave unknowns open for now.

02

Onimi Slides

Choose a story structure and content template, then a separate visual theme. Keep editing text, charts and speaker notes online; saving a draft does not publish it.

For example: Turn these interview notes into eight slides. Use an interview narrative for the content and a dark technical look. Show me a draft to edit online.

03

Pages people participate in

Decide whether people submit separate responses or maintain shared information, and whether sign-in is required. Use controlled sharing; a self-entered name does not verify identity.

For example: Make a team event registration page where each person submits their own response through a controlled link. Ask me for the deadline and capacity; mark unknowns for confirmation.

Complete content

Titles, data, interaction results and sample labels match your request.

Works for real

Try the links and buttons, then preview on a phone to check that the page is easy to use.

Ready to share

Check what viewers actually see before choosing access and whether others may submit or edit data.

03

When ready, choose how to share

You can keep the work as a draft. Before sharing, confirm the project, audience and version. Pages with participation use controlled links or invitations.

Creator never publishes your work automatically

Saving a draft does not publish it. Confirm the content and who can access it, then ask your agent to publish. Keep using your agent to edit ordinary pages.

Continue to publishing

Want to see what different pages can do? Official examples include complete pages and copyable bilingual prompts.

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