# Working with data stories in Amazon Quick Sight With Generative BI with Quick Sight, authors and readers can generate a first draft of their data story quickly. Use prompts and visuals to produce a draft that incorporates the details that you provide. Data story drafts are not meant to replace your own ideas or to perform analysis. Rather, data stories are a starting point to customize and expand on as needed. The contextual recommendations and suggestions combine your prompt with selected visuals to provide relevant details that are tailored to your data story. For more information about this, see [Generative BI with Quick Sight](quicksight-gen-bi.md). Use the following topics to create, modify, and share a data story. **Topics** + [Creating a data story with Generative BI](working-with-stories-create.md) + [Personalize data stories in Amazon Quick Sight](working-with-stories-personalize.md) + [Viewing a generated data story in Amazon Quick Sight](working-with-stories-view.md) + [Editing a generated data story in Amazon Quick Sight](working-with-stories-edit.md) + [Adding themes and animations to a data story in Amazon Quick Sight](working-with-stories-themes.md) + [Sharing a data story in Amazon Quick Sight](working-with-stories-share.md)