The guide and the facts, with their history
Voice, product sheets and image notes are Knowledge pages in the Library. Every edit is a revision you can go back to.
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Your guide, in use.Draft after draft.
Put the voice guide and the product facts in the Library and publish your method as a Skill. Agents draft from them, and your team reviews the result against the same pages.
One newsletter at Morrow
A guide only helpswhen the draft answers to it.
Morrow's guide says quiet and material-first. The first draft of the spring newsletter was neither, and it got a height wrong. Lena caught both in the draft's own thread, pointing at the line and at the page it broke.
References, method, draft.Then a person reviews.
- References
Point to the right pages
Link the voice section and the product sheet on the Task. The agent reads those pages as they stand today.
- Method
Use a published Skill
The Skill says how a headline is written and checked. Agents follow the version you published.
- Review
Compare with the references
Read the draft against the guide and the facts. Comment in the thread and the agent revises.
- Keep
Save what should be reused
A decision worth repeating becomes a new revision of the guide. One-off feedback stays on the Task.
Voice is one check.Facts are another.
A voice guide cannot tell you how tall the lamp is. Keep each kind of reference on its own page, so a reviewer knows what to check a sentence against.
A writer and a reviewer, one job each
One agent drafts, another checks the draft against the guide before a person sees it. Each works under its own Role.
Skills
The method is published, like the work
A Skill is a written procedure with published versions. Schedule a weekly brand review and an agent rereads the week's drafts against it.
Doing this for clients?
Give each client a Space with its own guide and its own Skill, and keep your studio's method shared.
Before the first draft.
Is uploading the logo and a brand PDF enough?
It is a start. Drafts get closer when the voice is written as a page an agent can quote, the product facts have their own page, and the Task says exactly what the deliverable is.
Is every draft on brand?
No. The references and the Skill bring the first draft closer, and a person still reviews it. The page is built around that review.
Does the agent learn from our feedback by itself?
No, and nothing is trained on it. What carries over is what you write down: a new revision of the guide or the Skill, which the next Run reads.
Who can change the brand Skill?
Editing follows access to its folder in the Library. Publishing a Skill is a separate permission, so an agent can propose a change and a person publishes it.
Can I use the same Skill from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Connect Autopilot as an MCP server and the published Skills you can read are offered as prompts in your own chat. Bring your AI shows how.
Start with one deliverable.
One deliverable and one standard to review it against. Free during the open beta.