Rhetis Screen Overview

Explains the roles of the project rail, home composer, gallery, Knowledge, style, canvas, and conversation panel.

The Rhetis work screen consists of a left navigation area, a central workspace, and an auxiliary panel that opens when needed. Depending on the project stage, the content of the central screen and the auxiliary panel changes.

[Image placeholder · IMG-WS-01] Full‑screen view of the main areas of the Rhetis work screen labeled with numbers

[Shooting guide · IMG-WS-01] Create an annotated image that labels the left project rail, central workspace, top project tools, right conversation panel, and storyline or style auxiliary panel with numbers 1–5. Remove any real user information.

Left Project Rail

The left rail is the primary navigation area that moves within the workspace.

New Deck: Organizes the current work and returns to the new project input screen.
Search: Finds the desired work by title in recent projects.
Gallery: Views and manages projects in card or list form.
Style: Manages created styles and image assets.
Knowledge: Uploads and searches workspace reference materials.
Recent Projects: Opens recent work immediately.
Profile & Workspace: Opens account, workspace, member, and billing settings.

The rail can be collapsed to show only icons. On narrow screens it opens as a mobile menu.

[Image placeholder · IMG-WS-02] Side‑by‑side comparison of the expanded and collapsed project rail

[Shooting guide · IMG-WS-02] Capture the expanded and collapsed states of the same demo workspace and place them in a single image. The New Deck, Search, Gallery, Style, and Knowledge icons must be identifiable.

Home Composer

The input area displayed in the center when starting a new project.

Enter requests in natural language.
Attach files and images.
Drag and drop files onto the entire screen.
Click recommended work chips to view prompt examples.
Logged‑in users can view recent projects and templates together.

Central Screen by Project Stage

Work Stages

Intake

Converse with Rhetis to confirm audience, purpose, length, and constraints.

Story Plan & Storyline

Review the core logic of the presentation and slide‑by‑slide messages in the panel.

Skeleton

Edit the structure of slides and blocks and request partial revisions.

Final Deck

Review the result with the selected style applied and adjust details.

Conversation Panel and Auxiliary Panel

The conversation panel allows sending follow‑up requests for the current project. Depending on the screen state, the Story Plan, Storyline, Style, or Knowledge panel may open alongside it.

Panel width can be adjusted on desktop.
The conversation panel can be detached into a separate window.
On mobile, the auxiliary panel opens as a bottom sheet.
If the screen is narrow and editing is difficult, set the browser zoom to 100% and collapse the left rail.

Gallery, Knowledge, Style

Gallery: Where you open, rename, duplicate, share, or delete projects.
Knowledge: Where you store and search frequently referenced work documents in the workspace.
Style: Where you manage styles that analyze brand direction and created image assets.

When the currently selected workspace changes, the visible projects, Knowledge documents, styles, members, and credits also change. If data is not visible, first check the workspace in the lower left.