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How can I customize note detail levels in AutoNotes?

How Can I Customize Note Detail Levels in AutoNotes?

AutoNotes offers flexible options for customizing the detail levels of your notes. This guide explains how to enable specific note styles and adjust detail levels to suit your preferences.

Overview of Note Customization Options

AutoNotes provides three primary modes for note detail levels:

  • Concise Mode: A streamlined format with minimal details.

  • Balanced Mode: A more detailed format for comprehensive notes.

  • Audit-strict Mode: The most detailed format that uses strictly clinical language.

While you can only select one mode at a time, there are ways to tailor the output to better match your needs.

Steps to change Note Style

To switch between the available note styles:

  1. Navigate to Settings.

  2. Select Note Preferences.

  3. Choose between the Concise/Balanced/Audit-strict options to apply this style to your notes.

Adjusting Detail Levels Between Modes

If you want a level of detail that falls between Concise and Balanced modes, follow these steps:

  1. Go to SettingsOutput Formats.

  2. Select the format you use most frequently.

  3. Add specific guidance in the Global Instructions section. For example, describe the level of detail you prefer, such as "Include key points but avoid excessive elaboration." or add a strict length requirement "Write clinically detailed information and ensure that every section is at least 6 sentences long."

This customization helps the AI generate notes that align more closely with your desired level of detail.

Tips for Using Global Instructions for Customization

  • Be specific in your instructions to ensure the AI understands your preferences.

  • Test different phrasing to find what works best for your needs.

  • Regularly review and update your instructions as your preferences evolve.

By following these steps, you can effectively customize your note styles in AutoNotes to better suit your workflow and preferences.

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