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# Exercise Setup
The `Exercise Setup` feature allows designers to document what the exercise is.
While primarily serving a documentation purpose, the description field also plays a important role in **providing context to the AI**, enhancing content generation. Information added here is available to Facilitators via the Facilitator Dashboard, and for Worlds users, it appears in the exercise library.
### When to use
`Exercise Setup` isn't usually crucial but it's helpful to others and you'll get better AI results.
{% hint style="warning" %}
It *is* crucial if you're publishing to Worlds.
{% endhint %}
## How to
### Implementation
`Exercise Setup` is enabled by default and can't be turned off.
### Configuration
Navigate to `Configuration` > `Exercise Setup`.
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