How to use Streetcats Tools

Primary workflow

Files → Content workflow

Quick Upload is the private catch-all inbox. Saving a file starts no AI work.

1. 1

   Save the source

   Use Quick Upload on Dashboard or Files. Supported images are JPEG, PNG, and WebP; common documents are also accepted, up to 10 MB.

2. 2

   Inspect the file

   Open the File details page. Images display inline. Download remains a separate action.

3. 3

   Summarize only if useful

   Select Summarize to queue an optional quick AI summary. Wait for Completed. The summary is generated context, not source evidence.

4. 4

   Choose Use for Content

   Open the review form. The original will be copied into Content Memory as independent, immutable evidence.

5. 5

   Add useful context

   Give the draft a short title, choose its destination when known, and use the field guide below. Preserve the owner’s language and do not promote assumptions into facts.

6. 6

   Create the draft

   Create Content draft stores the evidence and guidance. It does not start analysis, research, publishing, or a GBrain write.

Content field guide

Short title

A brief working label that makes the draft easy to recognize in lists. It does not need to be the final headline.

Destination site

The site or project this may become content for. Leave it undecided when the destination is not yet known.

Provenance URL

The original public page, post, video, or repository. HTTPS only. Leave blank when the source is unknown; never substitute a related search result.

Source details

For any source, record an exact publication date when known or a plain-language timeframe such as “October 2025” or “date unknown.” For images, also record the creator or credit and useful rendition details such as crop, dimensions, or edition.

Why I saved this

The owner’s motivation and situational context: why the source matters, where it may fit, and what prompted the capture.

Agent Task

The work AI should eventually perform: explain, compare, verify, research, or create. A quick summary may be pasted here as generated context, clearly labeled as unverified—not as evidence.

Author’s Voice

The owner’s experience, perspective, audience, tone, and possible framing. Preserve it separately from factual source claims.

After the draft is correct

Image analysis and grounded research

1. Review the source, Why I saved this, Agent Task, and Author’s Voice. Edit while the item is still a draft.
2. Select Mark ready for review. This locks ordinary editing but does not publish anything.
3. Select Process image and wait for image analysis to complete. This private step does not perform web research.
4. Review the extracted visual claims. Update research guidance if needed.
5. Select Research this image and wait for completion. The page updates automatically. The research step receives the image analysis, title, destination, provenance, Why I saved this, task, and voice—never the private image.
6. Review each AI support assessment and open important source links before using a factual claim. The labels describe the research response; they are not an independent guarantee.

From sources to a piece

Build one story from multiple sources

A Content Memory item is a reusable source, not automatically a separate article. A Story is the editorial workspace that brings one or more sources together around your angle.

1. Open Stories and create a workspace with a working title, destination, angle, and your own experience or voice.
2. Add up to 20 saved Content Memory sources. The same source may be reused in other stories without duplicating or changing it.
3. Finish any source analysis or research you need before outlining. The outline uses the latest completed research, then completed AI review, then saved source text.
4. Select Create outline. This snapshots the exact brief and source packet, then creates a traceable synthesis with source labels, gaps, tensions, and claims still needing verification.
5. If the brief or source set changes, the previous outline remains preserved and the page offers a new version. Outlining does not browse the web, write the final article, or publish.

Other available workflows