# Create File

The Create File tool allows the model to generate text-based files. Supported file types include, but are not limited to:

* Code and script files
* CSVs
* PDFs
* Text

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To view the contents of a created file, tap the ![](/files/QfbNqxGtM7lLwYoFVvEH) button.

To export the file, press the ![](/files/LzY0xWZwX1BZ1C7vWF2z) button.

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## Generated Fragments

All created files are available in the Generated Fragments window. To open this panel, press the <img src="/files/VmkH6lWgSUglpKjvdvot" alt="" data-size="original"> button in located bellow the prompt bar.

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