[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":30},["ShallowReactive",2],{"help-route-en-US-how-to-answer-musework-questions":3},{"kind":4,"detail":5},"article",{"path":6,"categoryPath":7,"categoryTitle":8,"title":9,"summary":10,"seoTitle":9,"seoDescription":10,"backLabel":11,"content":12,"relatedArticles":13,"htmlLang":29},"how-to-answer-musework-questions","get-started-with-musework","Get started with MuseWork","How should I answer when MuseWork asks me questions?","Respond briefly to questions that affect the goal, sources, audience, format, or important actions.","Back to Get started with MuseWork","# How should I answer when MuseWork asks me questions?\n\nMuseWork may ask questions when key information could change the task direction or final result.\n\n## Why does MuseWork ask questions?\n\nCommon reasons include:\n\n- The task goal or use case is unclear.\n- The audience has not been defined.\n- Multiple files conflict.\n- The language, length, or delivery format is missing.\n- An important operation requires confirmation.\n- Essential material is unavailable.\n\nThese questions reduce wrong turns; they do not require you to prepare a complete specification.\n\n## How should you answer?\n\nAnswer each question briefly and clearly. Prioritize information that changes the outcome.\n\n> For an internal product review;\u003Cbr>\n> Simplified Chinese;\u003Cbr>\n> Deliver as a Word document;\u003Cbr>\n> Focus on user needs and competitive differences.\n\n## What if you are unsure?\n\nSay so and ask MuseWork to provide reasonable options or use a conservative default.\n\n> I have not decided on the report structure. Give me two suitable options for an internal presentation.\n\nDo not invent data or requirements just to keep the task moving.\n\n## Can you answer only some questions?\n\nYes. Answer what is known and identify what you will provide later.\n\n> Use Chinese and write for the marketing team. I will upload the budget data later; do not finalize budget-related conclusions yet.\n\n## Which confirmations need extra care?\n\nFor sending, publishing, deleting, paying, or other important actions, verify the target, scope, and final content before confirming.\n",[14,17,20,23,26],{"path":15,"categoryPath":7,"title":16},"how-to-adjust-a-task-that-is-off-track","How can I adjust a task that is off track?",{"path":18,"categoryPath":7,"title":19},"how-to-revise-existing-results","How can I revise existing results?",{"path":21,"categoryPath":7,"title":22},"how-to-limit-changes-to-specific-content","How can I ask MuseWork to change only specific content?",{"path":24,"categoryPath":7,"title":25},"when-to-continue-or-start-a-new-task","When should I continue a task or start a new one?",{"path":27,"categoryPath":7,"title":28},"how-to-view-download-and-use-task-results","How can I view, download, and use task results?","en-US",1792589053717]