WordCrafter walks you through each part of the product the first time you open it: a short guided tour on Home, on the research pages, in the editor, in Agent Studio, on your projects and on Usage. Every tour can be taken again whenever you like, from the page it belongs to.
Replay one tour
Every page that has a tour carries a Show me around button at the top right of its header (in the editor it sits at the foot of the AI sidebar). Press it and the tour starts on that page. You can also open a page with its tour running from the links below:
Welcome: the three moves behind your first content, the Get started checklist, and where Agent Studio fits.
Starting a SERP research: the keyword, the project, credits, and Start.
A running research: while a research runs, its page narrates what is happening beside it. Press Show me around on a running research to bring the narration back.
Picking the intent and the format: the research pauses partway for two picks; press Show me around on that screen for the three-card walkthrough of search intents, content formats and Generate.
The research report: open any completed research and press Show me around for the walkthrough of the report, the outline, the intelligence panel and Create content.
The editor: open any content and press Show me around. The tour covers the AI sidebar and its three views, writing by hand with the block toolbar and its block types, the Targeted tab, and the agent, ending on your first ask.
Agent Studio: what the Studio is for, its tabs, account defaults against project overrides, and the hand-off into the open tab's own tour.
Projects: what a project is (one website or brand), the list, New project and the sidebar. Its last button opens your first project, where the project tour takes over.
A project's page: open any project and press Show me around. The tour covers the name, color and settings, the three tabs (Research, Content and the project's own Agent Studio), and ends by starting a research in that project.
Usage: the research credits and the AI allowance your plan includes each billing period, day-by-day spend, where it went, and your own API keys.
Agent Studio, tab by tab
Agent Studio has two levels of tour. Show me around at the top of the page covers the Studio itself and ends by opening the tour of whichever tab is open. Every tab also carries its own Tour this tab button, in the line under the tab strip, for a short walkthrough of what is on it:
Business context: what the tab is for, then from the draft we read from your website to the confirm.
Context Library: adding files, links and notes, folders and tags, and the items the agent can cite.
Models & behavior: the writer, thinker and image models, and suggest against apply directly.
Memory: what the agent learns about your voice, teaching it, and promoting a memory to a rule.
Rules: standing guidance, creating a rule, and HARD against soft.
Modes: the built-in personas and your own.
Saved Instructions: your go-to requests, saved once and applied anywhere.
Content formats: the two formats (long-form articles and commercial pages) and why each is built its own way, the settings they share, how to switch between them and, on Commercial pages, its two parts. Its last button opens the tour of the part on screen, when that part has one.
Long-form article (under Content formats): the two stages of an article, core topics and subtopics, and how much your business shows up in the writing.
Page Structures (under Content formats, Commercial pages): the must-have sections per kind of commercial page.
Writing Recipes (under Content formats, Commercial pages): how each section of a commercial page gets written.
A tour opened this way never navigates you anywhere on its own; its last button is the page's own action (Start, Create content, Send, Confirm, Start a research, Open a project), and you can close it at any point with Escape or the Skip link.
What the tours never do
A tour changes nothing on its own. The editor tour puts a suggested first ask in the agent's prompt, which you can edit or clear; its last button sends it, and the Business context tour's last button confirms your context. Close a tour instead and nothing is sent or confirmed.
They show once on their own. After that, only you start them.