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Write a brief your agent can execute
Turn a vague request into source-grounded, destination-ready content.
A useful brief names the source of truth, objective, audience, voice, destinations, call to action and constraints. Missing facts should become questions, never model guesses.
- Source the agent is allowed to use
- Outcome the campaign should produce
- Audience and their existing context
- Destinations that need native versions
- Claims, links and wording that must be preserved or avoided
- Explicit instruction to stop before approval or publication
Reusable brief
Use the Postward MCP to create a campaign and submit its first content package for review.
Source of truth: inspect this repository's changelog, release notes and recent changes.
Objective: explain what shipped and why it matters to existing users.
Audience: developers evaluating or already using the product.
Destinations: LinkedIn and Discourse.
Before writing, ask only for decisions or facts that are genuinely missing.
Create canonical Markdown first, then generate destination-native materializations from that exact source revision and submit a Run.
Do not invent claims, metrics or customer evidence. Do not approve, schedule or publish.Next
Understand Campaigns, Sources and Runs