Use on-device writing tools with clear limits

Telescopo’s Create or Adjust with AI uses available on-device Apple Intelligence models. It is a focused drafting tool, with a preview you review before changing the document.

Check device and model availability

The feature depends on supported Apple Intelligence hardware, system settings, language and model availability. Running macOS 26 or iOS / iPadOS 26 alone does not guarantee that a model is available. There is no Telescopo cloud AI fallback. Ordinary editing remains available without the model.

Create supported content

1. In the editor, open the robot control beside Format. On a compact layout, look in Editor Tools for Create or Adjust with AI.
2. Choose a supported form: text, outline, list, checklist, table, callout, timeline or flowchart.
3. Describe the small piece you need. For example: “A checklist for calibrating a field thermometer before a survey.”
4. Generate a preview, check facts and wording, then choose Insert if useful. The insertion can be undone.

Adjust a plain paragraph

Select plain text within one paragraph, open Adjust and state the change, such as making the paragraph more concise. Review the preview before Apply Changes. Formatted links, list structures, tables, code, math and diagrams are outside this plain-selection workflow.

Know what this tool does not do

• It does not provide whole-document analysis, a library chatbot or whole-note summarization.
• It is not a general generator for arbitrary code, LaTeX, ZenUML, images or Gantt charts.
• Apple’s system Writing Tools is separate and may offer its own proofreading, rewriting or summary features where supported.
• A plausible generated fact or procedure still needs your review. Use evidence and check the result before publishing.

Make the request concrete

Draft a short checklist for a field survey.
Include instrument calibration, a file-location check,
and a review of missing readings.
Do not invent safety limits or instrument specifications.

Supply the actual limits and source material yourself when accuracy matters. Keep the generated draft small enough to review line by line.