Agent Studio
What the agent knows about you: context, rules, modes, memory and models.
What the agent knows about you
Agent Studio holds everything the AI carries into your writing, from your business facts and reference files to rules, modes, memory and model defaults. Here is what each section does, and how account settings and project settings combine.
4 min readBusiness context
Give WordCrafter the facts about your company, offerings, audience and proof, so commercial pages are written from what is true. How to fill it from your website, what the completeness meter measures, what a page needs before AI will write it, and how much your articles draw on it.
5 min readThe Context Library
Keep the files, URLs and notes you want the agent to read in one account-wide library, attach them to any chat, and add them to projects without making copies. Supported file types, size limits and how much of each item the agent reads.
3 min readRules and modes
Rules are standing guidance the agent follows, always on or pulled in when it fits, from house style to banned words, and a HARD rule is always included and outranks the rest. Modes change how the agent works for a task. How to write both, and what the four built-in modes do.
5 min readAgent memory
The agent learns how you like to write as you work with it, and you can teach it directly or from a sample of your writing. How to review what it has learned, tidy duplicates and conflicts, undo a tidy, and stop it from remembering something.
4 min readSaved instructions and model defaults
Save a prompt you use often, with its settings, and apply it in one click from the AI Assistant. Choose which models think, write and make images by default, and whether the agent suggests edits or applies them directly.
3 min readAgent Studio FAQs
Answers to common questions about Agent Studio, including whether account or project settings win, what a HARD rule does, how memory differs from rules, how much of your library the agent reads, and where Page Structures and Writing Recipes apply.
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