How to Use GenTabsTabs -> prompts -> results
A step-by-step guide to using GenTabs effectively. Learn how to prepare your tabs, write better prompts, and get actionable results.
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Step-by-step workflow
Follow these steps to get the best results from GenTabs.
Step 1: Prepare your tabs
Open 10-30 relevant tabs. Remove duplicates and noise. Group related tabs together.
Step 2: Define your goal
Be specific about what you want: a research brief, itinerary, comparison table, or decision doc.
Step 3: Choose a prompt
Pick a template from the prompt library or use a use case workflow. Copy and customize it.
Step 4: Run and refine
Paste your prompt into GenTabs. Review the output, then use follow-up prompts to refine.
Pro tips
Get better results with these techniques.
Common use cases
See how GenTabs works for different goals.
Research briefs
Turn research tabs into structured briefs with source maps and claim/evidence tables.
Travel planning
Create day-by-day itineraries with budgets and booking checklists from travel tabs.
Study packs
Convert study tabs into Cornell notes, flashcards, and practice questions.
Comparisons
Build feature comparison tables with tradeoffs and recommendations.
FAQ
Common questions about using GenTabs.
Start using GenTabs
Pick a use case, copy a prompt, and run it on your tabs.