Context completeness

Before ForceVue writes a document, it checks whether the initiative has the context that document type needs most. When context is thin, an advisory panel appears inside the Generate dialog. The panel is a guide, never a blocker.

#What the panel shows

The advisory panel lists the specific context types that would most improve the draft for the document type you chose. Each entry is a short description of what is missing and why it helps.

Three states are possible:

• No panel. Your initiative already has enough of the right context. Generation proceeds normally.
• Advisory. Some useful context is missing. The panel shows what to add, but the Generate button stays active. You decide whether to add context first or go ahead now.
• First-run tip. Your initiative is new and has very little context at all. The panel gives a short suggestion to get you started.

#Adding context from the panel

Each suggested context type in the advisory panel has an Add button. Clicking it takes you directly to the add-context form with the right label pre-selected. Add what you have, save it, and return to the Generate dialog to proceed.

You do not have to fill every suggestion. Add what genuinely helps, then generate. If context is still thin after you add items, the draft will say so rather than invent detail.

#Going ahead without adding

The Generate button is always available. You can dismiss the advisory and generate immediately. ForceVue will use whatever context exists and produce an honest draft from it.

#Where to go next

• Context items to understand the labels and how to write good context.
• Quick-add context to paste a blob and let ForceVue sort it into typed items.
• How generation works to see what else feeds the draft.