Arrange sources, conversations, generated results, and review branches spatially so complex work does not have to stay in one linear chat.
Quick answer
Canvas is a visual workspace for research, planning, creation, and review. Keep sources and alternatives in separate nodes, follow one branch without losing the others, then combine only the approved results.
Start with a clear outcome, add the minimum required context, name each branch by its decision, and review generated facts before treating a node as durable knowledge.
Build visible work branches, keep their context separate, and compare the results before choosing what to recombine.
Turn a stated outcome into visible branches and steps that you can inspect, redirect, and approve.
State the result, audience, limits, and acceptance criteria at the start.
Split distinct questions or deliverables into branches that can be reviewed separately.
Inspect and redirect a branch when evidence or priorities change.
Bring only reviewed results back into the final path.
Use the models and tools available to your account while keeping their results organized on the same canvas.
Use the tools currently exposed to the workspace and plan.
Confirm the model or tool when cost, capability, or data handling matters.
Keep tool outputs in named branches so their sources and assumptions remain visible.
Verify live model access, limits, and controls before starting a large task.
Manage separate questions and alternatives on a multithread canvas, then review the branches as one project.
Add a new path without overwriting the working context of another.
Move between sources, alternatives, drafts, and review stages visually.
Name nodes and branches by the question, decision, or owner they serve.
Mark assumptions and verify generated claims before treating a result as final.
Use the canvas to keep context, alternatives, and review decisions visible throughout a larger task.
Use the current sharing controls to invite collaborators with the intended access.
Navigate complex projects with ease on canvas.
When a research tool is available, keep the retrieved source and its date next to the resulting claim.
Choose among the models currently available to your workspace and plan.
Organize candidate facts and insights from supplied material, then verify them against the source.
Keep comments, revisions, and final decisions attached to the branch they concern.
Start with one outcome, add only the required context, and split the first decision into a reviewable branch.
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