What you can ask it
From "make a hexagon" to "build a 42-cube pyramid" — what the Assistant can do, and the example prompts that show its range.
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The Assistant changes your scene through a validated batch of operations. In plain terms, it can:
| It can… | Example |
|---|---|
| Add objects | "add three pedestals in a ring" |
| Move / rotate / scale | "move it up 2 meters" · "spread these out" |
| Recolor & set materials | "make the sphere glass" · "make it matte red" |
| Duplicate | "give me five copies in a row, 2 m apart" |
| Group & reparent | "group everything and name it Stage" |
| Delete | "remove the extra cubes" |
Prompts to try
It works on your selection
Vague prompts like "make it red" or "move it up" act on whatever you currently have selected — the selection is the implicit subject. So select a thing, then talk about "it."
It can see your scene
With viewport vision on (the default), the Assistant gets a small snapshot of your viewport each turn, so it can judge colors, proportions, and spacing — and after it makes a change, it looks again to check its work and fix anything that came out wrong. That's why "make them evenly spaced" or "center it" actually land. More on the vision toggle in Models, vision & cost.