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SWOT

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00:00 — How every Creopus tool works

How every Creopus tool works. One shape, sixteen tools.

00:08 — Pick how to start

Two paths — Generate with AI drafts the complete document from one prompt, or Build it yourself starts a blank document (or a CSV import) that you author by hand, with the AI agent on call. The steps below appear once you pick the AI path.

00:31 — Or draft with the agent

On an empty hand-authored document, this banner offers a shortcut — Draft with the agent opens the AI agent pre-briefed on this document and its hierarchy context. The agent proposes content in chat first; what you approve lands as a single follow-on for you to review and merge, never a silent edit.

00:57 — Ask the agent anywhere

These Ask agent buttons sit beside sections and items throughout the document. Each one seeds the agent dock with that section's specifics, so you can delegate one slice ("add three thermal failure modes") without re-explaining the document.

01:17 — Describe what you want

One or two sentences is enough. Name the domain, your constraints, and any standards you have to meet — and attach reference documents if you want them used as context. On a document that is already loaded, this composer appears only in Follow-on Mode, because follow-ons are how you ask the AI to change existing work.

01:41 — Generate

Click Generate. Most tools complete in 30–90 seconds and you'll see live status updates while the AI is working.

01:53 — Review, search, export

Your structured output appears below this bar. Search it, export to PDF, CSV or JSON, edit inline, refine with a follow-on, or send it to a teammate for review. And once a document is baselined, direct edits are locked — you take a working copy, change that, review the diff, and merge. The same change-controlled loop applies to you and to the agent alike.

02:26 — docs.creopus.ai

Full documentation, including every tool, is at docs.creopus.ai

Concept-validation and go/no-go framing in four quadrants.

SWOT

What it's for​

SWOT lays out Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats as four quadrant tables with auto-prefixed IDs (S- / W- / O- / T-). A Research Context panel surfaces the AI’s cited market sources, and a Derivation-Quality panel scores how well the analysis covers its source artifact.

When to use it​

Concept-validation and go/no-go reviews, before committing to an architecture.

How it works​

  1. Pick a node and a start path, then Run SWOT Analysis. → The four quadrants fill with auto-IDed items (S-001, O-001…), colour-coded by change vs the last baseline.
  2. Add or edit items per quadrant (with voice input if you like). → Each quadrant has an Add button and a per-quadrant Ask-agent; item editing is inline with a speech-to-text button, and editing needs Follow-on mode on AI docs.
  3. Open the Research Context panel. → It shows the market/competitive sources the AI cited, refreshing after each AI follow-on.
  4. Open the Derivation Quality panel and Fix a gap. → It shows a coverage score, a “Derived from → source ↗” link, and per-gap Fix buttons that queue an AI follow-on to close the gap.

Mechanics​

  • Four fixed quadrant tables · change-colored IDs
  • Research Context panel (cited market sources)
  • Derivation-Quality scoring with per-gap Fix
  • Voice input on item editing · “View All” combined view
  • Export: PDF · CSV · TXT · JSON

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