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Things You Can Do With Losi
Practical workflows for bringing real context into Losi, organizing it in Spaces, and turning it into useful work.
Bring ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini context into Losi.
Losi works better when it has real context: past AI conversations, useful files, active projects, brand rules, and the messy ideas you do not want to lose.
Use this guide hub as a practical starting point. Pick one workflow, bring in the context, and ask Losi to turn it into notes, tasks, Spaces, or creative drafts you can keep improving.
Pick a workflow
Each cover opens an evergreen guide you can reuse after this campaign.
8 minBring over conversations, memories, ideas, drafts, and plans from other assistants, then turn the useful pieces into work.
7 minGet the right ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini archive before uploading it to the Losi importer.
6 minMove from a loose idea to a shared Space that friends, family, classmates, teammates, or coworkers can act on.
8 minInvite collaborators, set access roles, share notes or tasks, and keep ownership clear once a Space is ready.
8 minWork in Space sheets, schedule events, sketch on whiteboards, and share chat snapshots with teammates.
7 minStore memories, skills, soul, and Space knowledge in Context Bank, then reuse that context in chat, Spaces, and connected tools.
5 minUse Sidecar and Helpers for larger jobs like research, comparison, synthesis, planning, and decision prep.
6 minTurn uploaded videos into timestamped storyboards, editing notes, hook ideas, and short-form clip plans.
6 minGenerate visuals from a prompt, or upload an image and ask Losi to edit, restyle, or explore variations.
7 minAsk Losi for video clips, music, 3D assets from images, and slide decks when you need creative output beyond still images.
5 minUpload brand context so images, emails, landing pages, blogs, pitch materials, and social posts stay more consistent.
6 minConnect apps to Losi, add external MCP servers, or let other clients call Losi Spaces through API and MCP access.
5 minBring in files, PDFs, screenshots, class notes, meeting notes, and research docs, then ask Losi for summaries and next steps.
6 minAsk Losi to turn notes or PDFs into flippable flashcards, multi-question quizzes, and mind maps you can study in chat.
6 minBuild specialized assistants from a short description, then attach tools, files, and instructions so common work stays reusable.
5 minSearch the web from chat, then use workspace search to jump to chats, Spaces, notes, tasks, and files.
5 minSpeak instead of typing: record in the chat composer, edit the transcript, and keep the audio attached for playback.
6 minShare a chat snapshot with a public link, collect follow-ups from viewers, and remix the useful work into a new conversation.
4 minA simple checklist for users who do not know where to start with Losi.
Start with one real thing
The fastest way to feel the difference is to bring one real thread of work into Losi. Import old AI history, upload a PDF, paste a project idea, or collect brand references in one place.
From there, ask Losi to summarize what matters, identify next steps, and move the useful parts into a Space.
Try these paths first
- Import AI conversations and memories so useful work is not stuck in another assistant.
- Turn a messy idea into a shared Space with notes, tasks, and follow-ups.
- Invite collaborators into a Space with roles, join links, and shared notes or tasks.
- Use Space sheets, calendar events, whiteboards, and the shared chat feed once a Space is active.
- Fill Context Bank so Losi remembers preferences, project facts, and skills across chats and tools.
- Use Sidecar and Helpers when the job needs deeper research or parallel work.
- Create a custom AI assistant with tools, files, and clear instructions.
- Search the web in chat, or use Cmd/Ctrl+K to find chats, Spaces, notes, tasks, and files.
- Upload files, PDFs, screenshots, or old notes and ask Losi to extract action.
- Create and refine images, video, music, 3D assets, presentations, and brand-aware content with review before publishing.
- Dictate a voice note or upload audio in chat, then edit the transcript before sending.
- Share a finished chat with a public link so someone can ask a follow-up and remix the work.
- Turn notes or PDFs into flashcards, quizzes, and mind maps when you need to study or teach a topic.