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Studio guide

The human review queue. Request a pack, inspect every piece, approve.

Briefs

A brief is the creative input: a topic, bullets, an angle, an audience, a rough draft, a transcript, or a URL. You also choose the formats you want back and, optionally, which voice profile to write in. One brief produces one job, which returns one content pack.

Voice profiles

Your saved writing styles. Create one from 1–3 samples; the engine builds a readable voice card. Attach a voice to any brief and the gate scores every piece against it. Free: 1 voice. Pro: 3. Team: 15.

Jobs

Each job moves through visible states: queued, creating, gated, ready for review, approved. You can watch progress in the Studio; when a job is ready, its pack appears in your review queue with the gate scores attached.

The quality gate

Every piece is scored on three axes, and you see all of them:

• Voice match — how closely the piece matches your voice profile.
• Factual flags — claims the engine couldn't ground are marked, not hidden.
• Platform fit — whether the piece suits the format it was written for.

Review and ship

Edit in place, approve the pieces you want, and publish them yourself — copy out to LinkedIn, X, your newsletter tool, your CMS. LetsAskIt v1 has no auto-publishing and no scheduling, on purpose: the judgment stays with you.