Lesson 3 of 3 · 3 min
Find it again
You can get back to anything you have made without regenerating it.
Nothing you make disappears. That includes the runs that failed, which are often more useful than the ones that worked, because a failure tells you what to change.
Steps
- Open your library and filter to the kind of asset you made.
- Select more than one asset and download them together.
- Open a single asset and look at the run behind it, including the brief that produced it.
- Start a new run from that brief instead of retyping it.
Why reuse beats retyping
The brief that produced a good result is the most valuable thing you have. It contains the exact wording that worked, including the parts you would not think to write again. Starting from it and changing one line is how a good result becomes a set of good results.
Reading a failure
A failed run shows you why it stopped. Some reasons are things you can fix in the brief. Some are the model refusing a request. Some are temporary, and retrying the same thing works. The message tells you which, and it is worth thirty seconds of reading before you spend credits on a retry.