Give your agent better brand context

Start with approved assets and the decisions your team has already made. Use connected tools to prepare a brand draft, then make the reviewed guidance available to future tasks.

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Gather what the agent should trust

Useful guidance begins with useful source material. Keep facts distinct from proposals, and make missing decisions visible before publication.

  • Approved assets

    Supply logos and references your team can use.

  • Design decisions

    Bring confirmed color and typography guidance.

  • Writing direction

    Explain the tone and language the brand should use.

Prepare a draft with the right context

Connect to the intended project and read the existing draft before changing it. Preserve saved guidance as you prepare the chapters that need work.

  1. Read

    Inspect the current draft and available assets.

  2. Prepare

    Use the available chapter tools for the agreed changes.

  3. Check

    Flag missing facts and proposed rules.

  4. Preview

    Return the saved draft for review.

Review the rules before they become guidance

Check the private preview against the supplied material. Confirm the assets, wording and proposed rules, then let an account owner or admin publish the guide in Platform. The agent prepares the draft; publication remains a deliberate dashboard action.

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Bring approved guidance into the next task

A connected agent can read published brand context before building a page or preparing content. Retrieve the chapters relevant to the task and use them to inform design tokens and writing choices. The website still follows its own build and review process.

Context can be returned as structured data or readable Markdown through the documented tool.

Brand tool questions

Which guidance does an agent read by default?

Published brand context is the default; reading a draft requires write access.

Can the tools publish the guide?

No. An owner or admin publishes through Platform’s dashboard.

Will a published guide change the website?

Website changes still require their own authoring, build and review steps.

Put an approved reference behind the next prompt

Collect the material, prepare a focused draft and review the result. Follow the guide for the connected steps and use the tool reference for exact capabilities.