Regenerate a single article section
Refresh one section without restarting the whole article, then check how the new text fits its context.
In this article
Use section regeneration when only one block needs improvement. Unlike manual editing, it asks AI for new output and may change the section's structure or wording. Copy important text before replacing it.
Steps
- Open the article preview and find the section to update.
- Read the surrounding sections to identify the context and terminology that should remain consistent.
- Use that section's regeneration action. If settings or instructions are offered, focus them on the problem you want to solve.
- Wait for completion. Do not start full-article regeneration as a substitute for checking a section that is still processing.
- Compare the new section with the article. Check repetition, terminology, figures, and references, then save the reviewed result.
Expected result
You can improve one section without accidentally requesting a complete structural rewrite.
Troubleshooting
- If the action is unavailable, check processing status, block type, and the account access shown on the page.
- For a small remaining issue, consider manual editing. Another regeneration request can produce different output again.
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