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# hi in documents

When you're working in the Hippoly Docs editor, **hi** can help you write, edit, and improve your document content. There are two ways to use AI assistance in documents: the **quick actions menu** for fast text edits and the **full hi chat** for more complex tasks.

## Quick actions

When you select text in the document editor, a menu appears with quick AI actions that are applied directly to the selected text:

* **Fix grammar** — corrects spelling and grammar errors in the selected text.
* **Make shorter** — rewrites the selected text to be more concise while keeping the meaning.
* **Translate** — translates the selected text into another language. Available languages include Swedish, English, German, French, Spanish, Finnish, Danish, and Norwegian.

These actions are applied directly in the document — no confirmation needed.

## Full hi chat from a document

You can also open a full conversation with **hi** while working on a document. When opened from the document context, **hi** knows which document you're working on and can help with more complex tasks.

**Example prompts:**

* "Summarize the document"
* "Check spelling and grammar"
* "Is anything missing or unclear?"
* "Make the tone more formal"
* "Help me write a conclusion"

**hi** can also **edit the document directly** — for example, if you ask **hi** to rewrite a section or add new content, the changes are applied live in the editor.

{% hint style="info" %}
Quick actions (fix grammar, shorten, translate) work on selected text. For broader changes, use the full **hi** chat to describe what you want.
{% endhint %}


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