CAB Configuration before a run. Uploaded files, the section checklist, and the model quality setting sit above the generate control; the footer shows cost and elapsed time once a run has finished.
Before You Start
1
Upload your source material
Add the documents, images, or source archive the CAB should read. At least one file is needed before generation can begin.See What Goes In? for more information
2
Choose which sections to generate
The Sections to Generate checklist offers 10 sections, all selected by default. Deselect All clears them, and the counter beside the heading tracks your selection.Deselecting a section removes it from the finished document. It also narrows what earlier phases look for, because source material is analysed against the sections you asked for.It is recommended to leave all sections checked each time
3
Set Model Quality
Three options, each with a stated trade-off: Low for fastest and most affordable, Medium for balanced speed and quality, High for best quality output.This setting applies to the whole run, and it moves both the cost and the elapsed time.
The Seven Phases
Once you generate, the run moves through these in order. Two are skipped automatically when they have nothing to do.
The outline built in phases 3 to 5 is what makes the finished document internally consistent. Roles, entities, and screens are named once during assembly, so every later reference points at the same thing.
Controls During a Run
A run reports one of six statuses, and the controls change with it.
Pausing is yours to trigger, not something the run does on its own. The pause control appears only while a run is processing, and a paused run waits until you resume it. Stopping asks for confirmation first.
Each phase carries its own status as it goes, so a run in progress shows you which phase is active and which are still pending.
What You Should See
While the run is going, the preview pane reads Generating Blueprint and explains that the document appears once generation completes. When it finishes, the preview fills with the document and the footer reports how long it took.Elapsed time vary with the volume of source material, the number of sections selected, and the Model Quality setting.
Your Next Step
A finished run gives you a document to read and correct. Knowing what each section is for makes it obvious which parts deserve your attention.Understand what your blueprint contains
What each of the 10 sections tells you about your application.
Correct a blueprint before you build
How manual edits and AI-suggested changes are reviewed.