docs(search): fold drafting into the questions guide

Author: mzxchandra

apps/docs/content/docs/search/ask-questions.mdx

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Include the project, topic, or timeframe that matters. If you know where the ans
 
 > Find our launch plan in Confluence. Summarize the scope and the launch date, with sources.
 
-Search mode finds and reads information. You can also ask it to [draft content from the findings](/search/create-content); the draft stays in the conversation until you choose where to use it.
+Search mode finds and reads information. You can also ask it to [draft content from the findings](/search/ask-questions#draft-from-your-sources); the draft stays in the conversation until you choose where to use it.
 
 ## Check the sources
 
@@ -88,6 +88,34 @@ Follow up with “Turn the open questions into a proposed agenda” or “Which
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+## Draft from your sources
+
+Once you've checked the findings, ask Sim to turn them into a brief, update, email, FAQ, or presentation outline in the same conversation. Include the **source material, audience, format, and constraints**:
+
+> Using the Atlas launch brief and approved rollout decision, draft an internal launch announcement for customer success. Keep it under 200 words. Include what is changing, who it affects, and what the team needs to do. Keep source references next to factual claims and mark unconfirmed details as questions.
+
+If you haven't found the evidence yet, ask Sim to retrieve it first. You can combine retrieval and drafting in one request when the scope is clear.
+
+<Image
+  src="/static/search/launch-update-draft.webp"
+  alt="A refined Atlas launch update with links to the Google Drive launch brief and readiness update beside the supporting claims"
+  width={1470}
+  height={1000}
+  variant="result"
+  background="architecture"
+/>
+
+Continue with specific revisions:
+
+- “Cut this to half the length without losing the action items or source links.”
+- “Separate confirmed facts from proposed next steps.”
+- “Use the tone of this approved example: [paste an example].”
+- “Turn this into a six-slide outline with a title, three key points, and supporting sources for each slide.”
+
+Provide a style example or brand guidance when consistency matters. Check names, numbers, dates, links, and commitments against the sources. For an external audience, include only information intended for that audience and keep internal supporting material separate for your review.
+
+Copy the reviewed draft into the app where you want to use it. Search creates text in your conversation; it doesn't send or publish the draft or change source records. See [use cases and example prompts](/search/use-cases) for more formats and tasks.
+
 ## Start from a document
 
 If you already found the right document in **Search**, open its **…** menu and select **Summarize**. Sim starts a conversation focused on that result. Continue with questions about its decisions, dates, or next steps.
@@ -98,7 +126,6 @@ Your conversations remain private to you. Copying a source link does not give so
 
 ## Related docs
 
-- [Create content](/search/create-content): Draft and refine useful text from your findings.
 - [Use cases and example prompts](/search/use-cases): Apply Search to everyday work.
 - [Find content](/search/find-content): Search directly, filter results, and reopen recent sources.
 - [Connect your account](/search/connect-your-account): Check source connections and recover access.

apps/docs/content/docs/search/create-content.mdx

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Sim Search helps you find and use information from your company's connected apps
 | Find and browse documents | [Find content](/search/find-content): open **Search** in the organization sidebar. |
 | Get an explanation or compare sources | [Ask questions](/search/ask-questions): open **Home** and choose **Search** conversation mode. |
 | Understand a particular result | Open the result's **… → Summarize** menu, then ask follow-up questions. |
-| Create a draft from your findings | [Create content](/search/create-content): ask for an update, email, FAQ, or presentation outline in the conversation. |
+| Create a draft from your findings | [Draft from your sources](/search/ask-questions#draft-from-your-sources): ask for an update, email, FAQ, or presentation outline in the conversation. |
 | Prepare for a meeting | [Combine Calendar and project sources](/search/ask-questions#prepare-for-a-meeting) into a brief with decisions and reading material. |
 
 For example, ask “Why did the Atlas launch date change? Use the project documents in Confluence and Google Drive, and cite the sources.” Open the citations to check the evidence, then continue with “What does each owner need to do before launch?”

apps/docs/content/docs/search/index.mdx

@@ -5,7 +5,6 @@
     "quickstart",
     "find-content",
     "ask-questions",
-    "create-content",
     "use-cases",
     "troubleshooting",
     "---Connect sources---",

apps/docs/content/docs/search/meta.json

@@ -441,7 +441,6 @@ export const DOCS_MANIFEST: readonly string[] = [
   'search/coda.mdx',
   'search/confluence.mdx',
   'search/connect-your-account.mdx',
-  'search/create-content.mdx',
   'search/find-content.mdx',
   'search/fireflies.mdx',
   'search/generic-secrets.mdx',