> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://anionex-feat-editable-text-only-export.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Edit the Outline

> Review and adjust the AI-generated outline, or build one from scratch

The Outline Editor is the second step. Each slide is a card with a **title** and **key points** — no visuals yet.

## Refine with AI

The top input bar is the fastest way to edit the outline. Describe what you want in plain language and press **Ctrl+Enter**.

**Common commands:**

* `Add a competitive analysis section after the introduction`
* `Merge pages 4 and 5, keep the key points`
* `Move the conclusion before the Q&A page`
* `Change the title of page 2 to "Core Advantages"`
* `Delete page 6`

<Tip>
  You can chain multiple instructions — AI remembers context. For example: "Add a case study section", then "Move it to page 3".
</Tip>

## Edit Cards Manually

Click any card to edit its title or key points inline:

1. Click the title or bullet text on a card
2. Edit directly
3. Click elsewhere to auto-save

The delete button is in the top-right corner of each card — requires confirmation.

## Add a New Page

Click **Add Page** in the toolbar to insert a blank page at the end of the list.

## Reorder by Dragging

Grab the drag handle (⠿ icon) on the left side of a card and drag it to the target position — the order updates immediately.

## Regenerate the Outline

Not happy with the current outline? Click **Regenerate Outline** to have AI start fresh.

<Warning>
  Regenerating overwrites all existing outline content. A confirmation dialog appears before proceeding. This cannot be undone.
</Warning>

## Set Generation Requirements

Expand **Outline Generation Requirements** in the toolbar to add overall constraints. These apply to every generation and regeneration.

**Example requirements:**

* `No more than 4 bullet points per page`
* `Use a timeline structure ordered by year`
* `Emphasize data and case studies`

## Import / Export

Click the **Import/Export** button:

* **Export Outline**: Save the current outline as a `.md` file — edit it in any text editor and reimport
* **Import**: Load an outline from a `.md` or `.txt` file, **appended** to the end of existing pages

See [Import/Export Format](/features/import-export) for the file format spec.

## Next Step

Once the outline looks good, click **Next →** in the top-right to go to the [Description Editor](/features/descriptions).