How to Re-run, Edit and Save AI Responses in Mydrop

By the end of this tutorial you'll know how to re-run an earlier prompt from the Home AI assistant, edit the AI reply inline, and save the finished output as either a saved prompt or a creative artifact in your workspace.

Mydrop data, September 2026: engagement by caption length, across accounts connected to Mydrop, which manages 55,000+ posts, rolling 180 days. Each index is measured against that account's own median, so 1.00 is an average post for that account.

Caption length	Engagement index
Under 80 characters	0.91
80 to 150 characters	1.03
150 to 300 characters	1.00
300 to 600 characters	1.00
600 characters or more	1.01

Only very short captions lost ground, 9 per cent below average. From 80 characters up, length made no measurable difference, so write as much as the post needs and no more.

Before you start

• Check you're in the right workspace and profile context in Mydrop Home. The wrong context can throw up suggestions that have nothing to do with your task.
• Have any reference media or recent chat context ready in the Home assistant panel so the assistant can pick up the right workspace signals.
• Identify the conversation or reply you want to act on. Keep the chat open in the Home assistant panel.
• Have a clear title or short description ready for the saved prompt or artifact so teammates can find it later.

1. Open the feature

2. Open Mydrop and go to Home.

3. In Home, open the AI assistant panel (Home assistant).

4. Find the conversation or recent reply you want to change. The assistant shows recent discussion and the conversation memory summary in the panel.

5. Set up the basics

6. Check that the workspace and profile context shown in the assistant match the ones you want to use. If they're wrong, switch to the correct workspace/profile before you carry on.

7. Scan the conversation memory summary or recent discussion snapshot shown by the assistant. Make sure the assistant is working from the right context for the task.

8. If you need reference media, upload or pick the media into the assistant session now so the re-run uses it.

9. Add the content or settings

10. Re-run the prompt: find the previous prompt or reply in the assistant thread and choose the assistant's Rerun option (or Resend). This runs the same prompt again so you can iterate from the same starting point.

11. Review the new AI reply that appears. If the reply is off target, use Rerun again after sharpening the prompt text.

12. Edit the reply inline: click the reply's Edit control or open the inline editor shown near the reply. Make direct text edits to adjust tone, facts or structure.

13. After editing, send the edited reply back to the assistant or confirm the edit so the assistant returns an updated response if you want to refine it further.

14. Review the workflow and save

15. If needed, re-run the edited prompt one more time to polish the output.

16. When you're happy, choose Save from the assistant controls.

17. Select Save as prompt to store the edited text as a reusable prompt, or select Save as creative artifact to save it as a draft, template or creative asset.

18. Enter a clear title and, optionally, a short description or tags. Click Save.

19. The assistant should show a confirmation state such as a saved message or a small saving indicator. The saved item is added to your workspace saved prompts or artifacts.

Verification checks

• Open your workspace saved items and confirm the new saved prompt or creative artifact appears with the title you gave it.
• Re-open the saved item and confirm the text matches your edited output.
• If teammates don't see the item straight away, refresh the saved items list or ask them to refresh their view.

Common mistakes

• Working in the wrong workspace or profile context before re-running.
• Editing a reply before re-running the most recent AI response (this causes edits to fall out of sync).
• Saving without a clear title or description, which makes the item hard to find.
• Assuming saves appear instantly for teammates without a refresh.

Conclusion Follow these steps and any team member can quickly re-run a prompt, edit the AI reply inline, and save the result as a reusable prompt or creative artifact in the workspace. Use clear titles and confirm the saved item appears in your saved prompts or artifacts to make sure it all worked.

Outcome: Re-open the Home AI assistant, find the conversation or reply you want to act on, and make sure the assistant is using the right workspace and profile context so the re-run and edit work from the correct context.

Step 1: Open the feature

1. Open Home. Click the Home item in the left-hand navigation to load the Home screen where the AI assistant lives.
2. Find the AI assistant panel. On the Home screen, look for the AI assistant or Home assistant panel. It's the assistant area with your recent AI conversations, suggestions and the input box for new prompts.
3. Find the conversation or reply you want to work on. Scan the assistant panel for the recent conversation list or message thread. Look for the chat card or message that holds the AI reply you want to re-run or edit. Messages show timestamps and short previews so you can pick the right one.
4. Open the conversation thread. Click the conversation card or message preview to open that chat in the assistant panel. The full thread should expand so you can see the prompt you sent and the AI reply that followed.
5. Confirm the reply is visible and you can act on it. In the open thread you should see the AI reply you want to change and any inline controls nearby (for example rerun, edit or options to save). If the thread is collapsed, click to expand it so the reply and controls are visible.
6. If you don't see the expected reply, check Recent chat focus or Recent discussion entries. Use the assistant's recent focus list or history in Home to pick the right chat. Don't go any further until the exact AI reply you want to re-run or edit is visible in the thread.

What you should see after Step 1

• The Home AI assistant panel is open and the chosen conversation is expanded.
• The original prompt and the AI reply you want to work on are shown.
• Inline actions or an options menu near the reply should be visible (for rerun, edit or save).

Step 2: Set up the basics

1. Confirm the workspace shown in the assistant. At the top of the assistant panel, check the workspace or workspace name the assistant is using. If it doesn't match the workspace you want, click the workspace or workspace selector and choose the right one for this task.
2. Check the selected profile or profile context. Look for the current profile context or selected profile indicator in the assistant panel. If you need the AI to draft for a specific brand or profile, switch the selected profile to the right one before you re-run or edit.
3. Check the conversation memory summary. In the assistant panel, find the conversation memory summary or recent discussion summary. Make sure it reflects the earlier chat points or the post draft you want to iterate on. If the summary is unrelated, choose the right recent discussion or reopen that specific chat thread.
4. Gather reference media or notes now. If the reply relies on images, files or gallery items, open the workspace gallery or upload the reference files before re-running. Confirm the media you want to apply is visible in the assistant (for example in the workspace gallery or active media selection).
5. Set the suggested operating mode if there is one. If the assistant shows operating-mode suggestions (for example planning, drafting or creative), choose the mode that matches your goal so the re-run is tuned to the right tone and output length.
6. Quick checklist before you carry on:
   • Workspace matches the intended team or brand.
   • Profile context matches the social profile you'll publish or plan for.
   • Conversation memory summary or recent discussion shows relevant items.
   • Reference media or files are available in the workspace gallery if needed.
   • Operating mode is set to match the task (planning, draft, creative).

Why this matters

• The right workspace and profile context make sure the AI uses the right brand voice and inventory.
• Checking the memory summary stops you re-running or editing the wrong reply and keeps edits in sync.

What you should see after Step 2

• The assistant header shows the chosen workspace and profile.
• The conversation memory summary matches the content you intend to iterate on.
• Any reference media or gallery items you plan to use are visible to the assistant.

Only re-run or edit once these checks pass, so the re-run and saved output are right for the team.

After completing these steps you'll have re-run a previous prompt from the Home AI assistant, edited the AI reply inline, and saved the final output as a saved prompt or a creative artifact.

Step 3: Add the content or settings

Quick checklist before you edit

• Confirm the Home assistant shows the right workspace and selected profile context.
• Have any reference media or recent chat context visible in the assistant.
• Identify the specific AI reply you want to re-run or edit.

1. Re-run the prompt

   • In the Home assistant conversation, find the message thread or recent reply you want to reuse.
   • Click the assistant message menu and choose the Rerun or Resend option.
   • Expect the assistant to generate a new reply using the current workspace and profile context. If the reply looks unchanged, check that the right workspace/profile is still selected and try Rerun again.

2. Edit inline or open the edit controls

   • After the assistant produces a reply, click the reply text or the Edit control shown near the message.
   • Make inline changes directly in the reply editor. Edit wording, replace placeholders or insert specific details from your reference media.
   • Keep your edits short and clear so the assistant's next re-run stays focused on the change you made.

3. Refine by re-running edits

   • If you want the assistant to rephrase or expand the edited reply, use the Rerun option again while the edited text is active.
   • Each re-run should take in your inline edits or the latest prompt text. If the results drift, go back to the last version you liked or copy the text into a new message and re-run from there.

4. When to stop editing

   • Stop when the reply reads clearly and includes the facts, tone and profile-specific details you need.
   • If teammates will reuse the reply, add any details or notes in the editor that explain how to use it.

Verification check after Step 3

• The assistant shows the updated reply text in the conversation.
• Re-running the edited text produces a consistent updated reply that reflects your edits.
• The workspace and profile context shown in the assistant match the content (brand voice, media or campaign).

Step 4: Review the workflow

1. Final review before saving

   • Read the edited reply in full. Check the tone, length and any links or media references.
   • Confirm the workspace and profile context one more time so the right team can find the saved item.

2. Save as a prompt or creative artifact

   • In the assistant, choose Save, then pick either Save as prompt or Save as creative artifact.
   • Enter a short, descriptive title. Add a brief description or notes that explain the intended use, audience or constraints.
   • Choose visibility or folder if the Save dialog offers workspace or team options.

3. Confirm the save

   • After saving, look for an on-screen confirmation message or a visible saved item link from the assistant.
   • Open the saved prompts or artifacts area in the workspace to confirm the item appears with the title you gave it.

4. Re-open and test reuse

   • Open the saved prompt or artifact from the workspace saved items.
   • Reuse it in the Home assistant by selecting Use or Insert (or copy the text into a new message).
   • Run the prompt once to make sure the assistant generates the expected output and that any attached media or context applies correctly.

Verification checks after Step 4

• The saved item appears in the workspace saved prompts or creative artifacts list.
• The title and description match what you entered.
• Reusing the saved item in the Home assistant reproduces a usable reply that reflects the saved content and the current workspace/profile context.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Wrong workspace or profile selected before re-running or saving; always confirm the context shown in the assistant.
• Editing an old reply without first re-running the latest version; re-run first so you're not working on out-of-sync content.
• Saving without a clear title or description; vague names make the item hard for teammates to find.
• Expecting saves to appear instantly on other teammates' devices without refreshing the saved items view.

Next steps

• Share the saved prompt or artifact with your team and note the intended usage in the description.
• If teammates need to review it, use the workspace approval or comment flow when publishing content created from the saved item.

Once you've finished this tutorial you can re-run a previous prompt from the Home AI assistant, edit the AI reply inline, and save the edited output as a saved prompt or a creative artifact for your team to reuse.

Troubleshooting and next steps

Quick checklist to run before troubleshooting

1. Confirm the Home AI assistant is open and showing the conversation you acted on.
2. Check the assistant displays the right workspace and profile context.
3. Confirm you gave a clear title when saving the item.

Common problems and fixes

1. Saved item doesn't appear in saved items
   • What to check: Make sure the save completed with a confirmation message. The assistant usually shows a short success message when an item is saved.
   • Fix: Refresh the workspace view or reopen the saved items panel. Items sometimes need a manual refresh before all teammates can see them.
2. Wrong workspace or profile context used
   • What to check: The assistant shows the active workspace/profile near the top of the panel.
   • Fix: Close the assistant, select the right workspace/profile, then re-run the prompt or save again so the item is linked to the intended context.
3. Edited reply looks out of sync with the most recent AI output
   • What to check: Make sure you edited the most recent reply in that conversation, not an earlier message.
   • Fix: Rerun the prompt again from the assistant to regenerate the latest reply, then apply your inline edits and save.
4. Save failed or button disabled
   • What to check: Look for temporary UI states (for example a saving spinner or a disabled save button).
   • Fix: Wait for the assistant to finish processing, then try Save again. If the button stays disabled, refresh the Home page and try again.
5. Hard to find saved items later
   • What to check: Saved prompts and creative artifacts should include the title and description you entered.
   • Fix: Use a clear, searchable title and include keywords in the description so teammates can find it in saved items.

Step-by-step checks to confirm the save worked

1. Open Home and launch the AI assistant.
2. Re-open the conversation you edited, then choose Save and confirm the success message.
3. Open the workspace saved items area and look for the title you entered.
4. Click the saved item to re-open it; confirm the text matches your edited version.
5. Optionally, reuse the saved prompt by pasting or loading it into a new assistant message and running it to confirm it behaves as expected.

Next steps for reuse and team workflows

1. Reuse saved prompts in new assistant sessions to kick off drafting or planning work.
2. Share saved creative artifacts with teammates by copying the item link or title into a team channel or a post draft.
3. If a saved item feeds a post or campaign, add it to your post editor or automation workflow so the approval and publishing steps stay attached to the content.
4. Every so often, review saved prompts and artifacts and add versioned titles or dates so the team can track iterations.

If problems persist

1. Try the steps above in a private or incognito browser window to rule out browser caching issues.
2. Double-check that teammates are viewing the same workspace context before you assume it's a permission or visibility issue.
3. If a save keeps failing after retries and refreshes, collect the title and a short description of what you tried, then contact your workspace admin or support for help.

Conclusion

You now have a set of checks and fixes to confirm saved prompts and creative artifacts appear and can be reused. Use clear titles, check the workspace context, and refresh saved items when needed. Re-open saved items to confirm the edited content matches your final version before you share it with the team.