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# Working on multiple drafts

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.contouron.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.contouron.com/tips-and-tricks/working-on-multiple-drafts.md).

## Working on multiple drafts

### Context vs Drafts

Context and Drafts serve different purposes:

* **Context** items are raw materials you add (YouTube videos, articles, text, URLs). Contouron extracts content from your context to help generate posts. Adding context does not create a draft.
* **Drafts** are the actual posts you edit and publish. To create a new draft, click "+ Add Post" in the AI Agent.

To create content from context: add the context first, then click "+ Add Post" to generate a draft based on it.

### Starting a new draft

When you're working on a post, you can always start another draft by clicking `+ Add Post`.

All your drafts will still be there. You can switch back and forth between drafts.

You can even delete the context you used to make the first draft, and move on to a completely different set of context for your new draft. The new draft will use your new context.<br>

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