---
title: "What a draft and attachment can contain"
description: "A draft can contain transcribed words, typed context and selected attachments."
slug: "drafts-and-attachments-data"
category: "privacy-data"
language: en
editorial_status: published
capability_status: guide
reviewed_at: 2026-10-13
keywords: ["AI draft privacy","CueSpec attachment data","conversation text safety"]
---

# What a draft and attachment can contain

A draft can contain transcribed words, typed context and selected attachments. Review all of them before sending, because a small prompt can carry substantial information through an image or file.

## Inspect the complete request
Check filenames, screenshots, quoted text and any accidentally included material. Crop a screenshot to the relevant area where practical. Do not assume a thumbnail reveals all the private details in the underlying image.

The selected conversation also matters: content intended for one project should not enter another task. Confirm context and remove unused attachments before delivery.

## Separate local and sent content
CueSpec saves drafts by conversation, while explicit sending delivers the prompt and selected files to the target task environment. The reviewed library does not establish a universal retention policy for that environment or every file format.

For a support reproduction, use invented content and the smallest useful file. A sanitized screenshot or short example often demonstrates the problem without sharing the whole project. If your organization has rules on AI submissions, apply them to attachments as well as the visible text.

## Related reading

- [What optional text refinement changes about the data flow](/text-refinement-data/)
- [Data-processing facts in the current workflow](/privacy-facts-summary/)
- [Where recorded audio goes](/audio-data-flow/)
- [CueSpec product facts at a glance](/product-facts/)