Templates
Each template brings its instructions, the tools it needs and the checks every result has to pass. Change anything before you save it. Choosing a template doesn't run anything.
Revise a draft so it follows your rules and the latest feedback, with every rule accounted for and nothing added to your facts.
Turn your notes, transcripts or documents into a finished deliverable for a reader, such as a recap, brief or proposal, using only what the materials say.
Turn one article, video or episode into posts for each of your channels, using only what the source says.
Compare tools, suppliers or options side by side, with a source link in every cell and gaps marked instead of guessed.
A sourced brief with key findings, open questions and practical next steps.
A researched, personal email to one person: a podcast pitch, a guest post, a partnership or a project. You send it.
Turn supplied material into key points, conclusions and questions worth following up.
Decisions and next steps, with owners and deadlines grounded in the meeting record.
A regular SEO and AI-visibility report on a client's site: the key numbers, what changed and why, and next steps, with every number from this run's data.
Product updates, pricing changes and noteworthy announcements, with sources.
Five AI developer stories with concise summaries, links and why they matter.
A sourced 10-minute script with a title, opening, three segments and a closing.
Each morning, the AI news that matters for your focus, with source links, posted to your Slack channel.
Each week, read competitors' pricing, changelog and similar pages and list what stands out, each with a page link.
Work it out in a chat first and save it as a task, or start from a blank task.
