Abstract: One embodiment of a computer-implemented method for automatically generating command recommendations for a software workflow comprises identifying a plurality of command sequences stored in a database based on a current command being interacted with in a graphical user interface; computing a score for each command sequence included in the plurality of command sequences based on one or more commands included in the command sequence and one or more commands included in a command history; determining at least one command sequence included in the plurality of command sequences to output based on the scores; and outputting the at least one command sequence for display.

Abstract: In various embodiments, a design exploration application generates images that represent design alternatives for three-dimensional (3D) objects. The design exploration application generates a keyword prompt based on design intent text that describes a 3D object. The design exploration application executes a first machine learning model on the keyword prompt to generate a first set of keywords. The design exploration application generates a rephrase prompt based on a second set of keywords that includes at least one keyword from the first set of keywords. The design exploration application executes the first machine learning model on the rephrase prompt to generate a final text prompt. The design exploration application executes a second machine learning model on the final text prompt to generate a set of images.

Abstract: A feedback mechanism that reports software issues between users of software applications and the developers of the software applications. The feedback mechanism generates feedback logs that capture moments of user frustration at the moment a user encounters issues with using a particular software application executing on a client device. The feedback mechanism is triggered to generate a feedback log by the user via a predetermined set of user inputs. Once generated, the feedback log captures an associated importance level, a user description, and/or context information (such as application and command activity information) for the particular software application and one or more other software applications that interacted with the particular software application executing on the client device. The feedback log can also capture multimedia content such as audio, images, and videos. The feedback log is then transmitted to a server of a developer of the particular software application.

Abstract: One embodiment of a computer-implemented method for executing software application commands on practice data comprises identifying a command demonstration that is stored in a database based on a current command being interacted with in a graphical user interface, wherein the command demonstration is associated with sample application data; receiving a selection of whether to execute the command demonstration on the sample application data or current application data; causing the command demonstration to be executed on either the sample application data or a copy of current application data to generate modified data; and causing the modified data to be output within the graphical user interface.

Abstract: One embodiment of a computer-implemented method for automatically generating command recommendations for a software workflow comprises identifying a plurality of command sequences stored in a database based on a current command being interacted with in a graphical user interface; computing a score for each command sequence included in the plurality of command sequences based on one or more commands included in the command sequence and one or more commands included in a command history; determining at least one command sequence included in the plurality of command sequences to output based on the scores; and outputting the at least one command sequence for display.

Abstract: One embodiment of a computer-implemented method for automatically tracking how extensively software application commands have been investigated comprises identifying an interaction with a first command occurring within a graphical user interface, wherein the first command is associated with one or more command parameters; updating a command history associated with the first command based on the interaction with the first command; computing a progress level associated with the first command based on the command history, wherein the progress level indicates how many command parameters included in the one or more command parameters have been modified; determining a coverage level associated with the first command based on the command history; and outputting at least one of the use level or the progress level for display in the graphical user interface.