Give every brief a shared starting point
Your brand is more than the next prompt. Bring approved assets, visual direction and writing guidance into one guide your team and agents can consult before creating a page or changing its content.
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Keep the important decisions together
Make the choices behind the work easier to find. A shared guide gives the next person or agent useful context before they begin.
Identity
Approved logos and visual direction.
Design language
Colors and typography the team has agreed.
Voice
Writing guidance that explains how the brand should sound.
Put your source material to work
Start with the assets and notes you trust. A connected agent can help organize a draft from that material, keeping supplied facts intact and identifying proposed rules or missing information for your review.
Keep proposed rules distinct from approved guidance; publication belongs to the people responsible for the brand.
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Make approval part of the guide
Prepare, review and publish with a clear decision at each stage. Future agent tasks can then read the approved guidance.
Collect
Add approved logos, notes and references.
Review
Check chapters, asset permissions and proposed rules.
Publish
An account owner or admin publishes through Platform.
Reuse
Bring approved context into the next task.
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Carry the direction into the website
Use approved colors and typography to shape shared design styles, and use the voice guidance to write page content. Give your team one source to consult as the site develops, then deliver website changes through the normal build process.
Brand guide questions
Can an agent publish the guide?
Agents can prepare drafts. An account owner or admin publishes through the Platform dashboard.
Does publishing a guide change my website?
No. Updating a WordPress release is a separate reviewed action.
What should I supply first?
Begin with approved logos, colors, typography and writing guidance, and flag facts that still need a decision.
Give the next project a better brief
Gather the guidance your team already trusts. Turn it into a reviewed guide, then use it to give future design and content work a consistent starting point.