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Content preparation assistant

From useful material
to a considered draft.

An assistant that helps turn your source material, voice guidance and brief into content drafts ready for editorial review.

One job. A useful response.

Fictional business · Illustrative preview

The editorial brief

A clearer update
for the customer.

Prepare a short project update using the approved scope and project notes. Keep the next step clear.

Source extract
“The customer workspace scope is approved. Please confirm the project handover with our team. We will bring the sample records to our next meeting.”
Fictional message · Morgan Lee
Content assistantIllustrative output · Ready for review

Example customer update

The workspace
is taking shape.

The scope for your customer workspace is agreed: one place for project status, documents and next steps.

Next, we’ll confirm the project handover with your team. Jamie will review the sample records before the import.

For editorial reviewSources attached
Prepared draft · Nothing published or sent
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The work behind the task.

There is good material in the business already: conversations, documents and experience. Turning it into a clear draft is the step that keeps slipping down the list.

One possible workflow

From the brief
to a useful next step.

  1. A brief and source

    Your team supplies an approved conversation, article or document and a clear purpose for the draft.

  2. A prepared draft

    The content assistant shapes the material using your voice guidance and the agreed format.

  3. Editorial review

    A person checks the facts, wording and permissions, then decides what to revise, approve or publish.

A scoped concept, not a live run. Sources, permissions and review rules are agreed before implementation.

Built around your work

Useful at
every step.

  • Start from the supplied brief, approved source material and examples of your voice.

  • Prepare drafts in agreed formats, making factual claims and source references easy to inspect.

  • Give an editor a clear place to check accuracy, tone and suitability before anything is published.

  • Connect approved drafts to your existing editorial process without assuming publishing permission.

A good fit when

There’s a repeatable job worth improving.

  • Your team has source material worth turning into content.
  • You can define the audience, purpose and editorial owner.
  • The useful job is preparation, with judgement kept in the review.

Connected where it helps

The tools
you work in.

  • Google Docs
  • Microsoft 365
  • Notion
  • Content systems
  • Agreed editorial tools

Illustrative connections. We confirm available APIs, licences, access and ongoing costs for your setup.

A few useful answers

Before we begin.

How do we keep our own voice?

We agree examples, voice guidance, format and editorial checks. Your team reviews drafts against those standards before publication.

Does it publish content?

This concept prepares drafts. Scheduling or publishing is only added with its own agreed permissions, checks and process.

What do we need to provide?

Useful source material, a clear audience and purpose, voice examples and an editorial owner. We agree any additional preparation during discovery.

Start with a conversation

Build around the work you do.

Tell us what your team is trying to do, what gets in the way and the tools you already use. We’ll help define a sensible first step.

Book a free consultation

A free 30-minute conversation.

A defined first step

£150Blueprint
& Prototype

A paid blueprint for one agreed priority.

Explore the Blueprint

Implementation and ongoing costs are scoped separately.