KIM · DOCUMENT ASSISTANT
Document assistance by email.
Kim checks, compares and summarises documents, converts files to PDF and supports research tasks. Describe what you need in an email subject line; the result is delivered as a document or text file.
What Kim can do
Check and improve a text
Review spelling, grammar and style, with detailed suggestions for improvement. Results are available as DOCX or PDF.
Compare two documents
Identify differences between two versions and, if requested, summarise the changes. Results are available as PDF or text.
Summarise documents
Produce a concise summary of one document or several documents. Choose PDF, DOCX or text output.
Prepare PDF files
Convert documents to PDF, combine several documents into one file and add a text watermark.
Research a question
When web search is enabled, research a topic and compile a report as a PDF with source links.
Draft an article
Prepare a researched article draft on a specified topic, delivered as a PDF.
A request starts with an email
Put the task in the subject line and provide the material needed to carry it out. State the language and desired output format where they matter.
Kim supports multiple languages, including German, English and French. You can specify a different output language in the request.
Example subject lines
Compare these two versions and summarise the changes.
Summarise these documents in English and return a PDF.
Combine these files into one PDF with a DRAFT watermark.
A practical starting point
Choose a document task that you repeat: comparing revisions, preparing a summary for colleagues or assembling a PDF package. A demonstration can show what Kim produces for that task and how the result fits your work.
Related work
Kim focuses on document tasks requested by email. ShellAgents coordinates research and analysis across several steps; PolicyMonitor monitors selected sources and prepares information for further work.
Which document task would you like to simplify?
Tell me what you work with and what a useful result would look like. We can discuss a demonstration and a suitable starting point.