Creative context
Your feedback shouldn’t start from zero.
Keep the brief, media, review history, and creative preferences close to the work. Give your team and connected agents a shared starting point.
01 / CONTEXT IN THE CONVERSATION
The note comes with the moment.
Feedback is more useful when it belongs to the asset and version you’re discussing. Keep that history together as the project moves from review to the next cut.
- Project conversations
- Asset and version references
- Team feedback in one place
02 / YOUR TASTE, ON YOUR TERMS
Remember the useful details.
With learning enabled, feedback can inform creative preferences such as pacing or tone. Review, edit, or remove what’s learned. Private chats are excluded.
- Opt-in context learning
- Editable project preferences
- Control over learned feedback
03 / FIVE SPECIALISTS, SHARED DIRECTION
One brief through the whole production.
Creator, Organiser, Director, Editor, and Marketer give each stage a role. Connected workflows can use the context of your work; complete five-agent orchestration is still in development.
- Ideas and production direction
- Media, edits, and review context
- Publishing connected to the finished work
THE NEXT PART OF THE WORK
Keep it connected.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT STARTS HERE