Many minds. One refined result.
v3.12.0 ProWaxFrame puts multiple AI assistants to work on your document at the same time. One acts as the Builder — writing and refining. The rest act as Reviewers — giving specific, numbered suggestions. Round by round, your document gets better. Whether you're starting from scratch, refining an existing document, or generating the text for a presentation or any other format — the hive handles it.
Each AI in your hive acts as a reviewer — reading your document and giving numbered suggestions each round. You need at least 2 AIs with saved API keys to run a round. You can add as many as you like. Only AIs with a saved key will run automatically — the rest are ignored. On the work screen you can toggle individual AIs on or off per session without losing their keys.
Don't have keys yet? Open the API Key Guide → for step-by-step instructions and direct billing links for each AI.
The Builder is the AI that actually rewrites your document each round. While your reviewers give numbered suggestions, the Builder reads all of those suggestions plus the full document, then produces the updated version. Because it handles the entire document every single round, the Builder uses significantly more tokens than reviewers — it must have a paid API subscription with enough capacity. Choose an AI you trust with large documents. You can change your Builder any time from the work screen.
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek all handle large documents well — DeepSeek in particular is extremely cost-effective as a Builder. Avoid free-tier AIs as Builder — they run out of tokens fast. For very large or complex documents, if a round fails with a missing output structure error, try switching to ChatGPT or Gemini as your Builder — some AIs are less reliable at following strict formatting instructions under heavy load. Learn about tokens and how to save money →
Give your project a name, version, and a detailed goal. The goal tells every AI what this document is, what it's trying to achieve, and what direction to take.
Set a maximum length if your document needs to fit within a specific limit — e.g. a Google review, a Slack post, or a platform character cap. Leave blank for unconstrained.
Tip: The more specific your goal, the better your first draft will be. Include tone, audience, length, and purpose.
Choose how you want to start. Upload an existing file, paste text, or let the AIs create a first draft from scratch using your goal above.
Tip: Upload or paste an existing draft to refine it, or start from scratch and let your AIs build it from your goal.
Export your document before starting a new project — your working document and round history will be cleared when you do.
Below you'll fill out your project name, version, and goal. The goal is the most important part — it tells every AI what you're trying to create and what direction to take.
Keep your most important intent in the first 300 characters of your goal. A counter next to the goal field turns amber when you exceed that threshold.
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The filename mask lets you customise the name of your exported .txt file using tokens that are replaced automatically at export time.
{name}_final_{version} with project name "My Report" and version "v2" produces My_Report_final_v2.txt.
💡 Leave the mask blank to use the default format: ProjectName_version.txt
Your hive is the team of AIs collaborating on your document each round. Every checked AI with a saved API key participates automatically. AIs without a key are skipped silently.
You can toggle individual AIs on or off between rounds using the checkboxes without losing their saved keys. Use Change Builder to swap which AI does the building.
The ☰ navigation menu (top left) gives you access to API key setup and navigation back to project or key setup screens. The 📝 Notes button in the top bar lets you leave instructions that are passed to the Builder at the start of the next round.
This section displays conflicts that occur when AIs disagree on what changes need to be made. When the Builder can't determine the right path forward on its own, it flags it here for you to decide.
Click the "Current:" text on any conflict card to scroll the working document directly to that line and highlight it.
This is the live document your hive is building and refining. It updates after every round as the Builder applies the reviewer suggestions. You can edit it directly at any time between rounds — your edits are preserved and the hive will continue from wherever you leave it.
Export saves your document as a .txt file with a byline noting the number of rounds it took and how long the session ran.
Use the ☰ navigation menu (top left) to go back to Project Setup to change your goal, or to Keys & Builder to swap your AI configuration. Your session is saved automatically when you navigate away.
⚠️ If your document looks garbled — especially after uploading a PDF — the file was likely too design-heavy to extract cleanly. Use the ☰ menu → Project — Goal & Document to go back, then try the Paste Text option instead and copy your text in manually.
The console shows you everything happening in real time — which AIs are sending requests, responding, succeeding, or failing, and a preview of what each one said.
Use the Copy button to grab the full console log at any time — useful for troubleshooting or keeping a record of your session.
Choose how to give the hive its starting point. There are three ways:
PDF tip: PDF extraction works best with standard digitally-created documents — like those exported from Word or Google Docs. Heavily designed resumes, scanned documents, or PDFs built from images may produce garbled or incomplete text. If that happens, try copying and pasting the text directly using the Paste Text option instead.
⚠️ Large file tip: If you're importing a dense report, a long PowerPoint, or any file that produces a lot of text — and a round fails with a missing output structure error, try switching your Builder to ChatGPT or Gemini and retrying. Some AIs are less consistent at following strict formatting instructions on large or complex documents.
