How to regenerate a writeup

If a writeup isn't quite right — the summary missed something, the options aren't what you wanted, or the tone is off — you can regenerate it without re-recording anything.

How to regenerate

Scroll to the bottom of the writeup screen and tap Regenerate. A dialog will appear with an optional instructions field.

Using the instructions field

This is where regeneration gets powerful. You can tell the AI exactly what to fix:

• "Option B should include replacing the capacitor and contactor together, not just the capacitor."
• "The serial number on the condenser is 2B14501234 — the photo was blurry."
• "The customer's system is under a labor warranty. Don't recommend replacement in Option C."
• "The summary is too long. Keep it to one paragraph."

Leave the instructions field blank to regenerate with the same inputs — useful if the first attempt produced a bad result and you just want a fresh try.

What gets replaced?

Regeneration replaces the current writeup in place — it does not create a second entry in your history. Your photos and voice transcript are reused.

Does regenerating cost extra?

Regeneration uses the same AI pipeline as the original generation. It counts against your daily limit the same way a new writeup does.

What if regeneration fails?

If something goes wrong, the writeup will show a failure message. Tap Try Again to retry. If the problem persists, check your connection and try again in a few minutes.