There's no special syntax to learn. Just type what you need as if you were describing it to a capable colleague.
Good examples to try
Research:
"What are the most common reasons small businesses fail in their first year? Give me a summary I can share with my team."
Writing:
"Write a short LinkedIn post announcing our new service. Keep it professional but friendly."
Data:
"I have a list of 50 contacts. Help me figure out which ones I haven't followed up with in the last 30 days."
Creative:
"Generate a product image for a coffee brand called Morning Ritual. Clean, minimalist, warm tones."
Tips for better results
Be specific about the format you want. Instead of "write something about our product," try "write a 3-paragraph email introducing our product to a new prospect."
Give context. "I run a boutique marketing agency with 5 employees" helps Flotira give you more relevant answers than starting cold.
Ask follow-up questions. If the first answer isn't quite right, just say so: "Make it shorter" or "Change the tone to be more casual."
Ask it to save work. "Save this as a file in my project" — Flotira will store the output so you can come back to it.
What if Flotira gets it wrong?
Just tell it. Say "That's not quite what I meant — I wanted..." and it will try again. You don't need to start over.