Every message,on tone.

Cadence is an authenticated AI copywriting workspace for service and marketing communications. It drafts. A human decides. The brand book, not the prompt, is what holds the line.

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00 Why this exists

High volume.Zero room for drift.

A marketing and service team writes the same shapes of message all day — across three languages, four channels and a regulator who reads every claim. Generic AI writing tools are built English-first and know nothing about your brand book, your product names, or your compliance rules.

The gap

Prompting drifts

Output quality depends far more on what the model is grounded in than on how the prompt is worded. A maintained knowledge base is what keeps copy on tone.

The gap

English-first tools

Weak on HK Traditional Chinese plus Simplified Chinese with preserved technical terminology, and blind to service comms like claim letters and payment notices.

The gap

No paper trail

When a claim slips through, nobody can reconstruct which guidance, which model and which version produced it.

Position: Cadence is assistive, not autonomous. It generates draft copy for human review, edit and sign-off. It does not auto-publish or auto-send any communication.

00 The shape of the product

Three layers, and onlyone of them guesses.

Layer 1 · Deterministic

Structured brand guidance

A reviewed brand book becomes typed fields: voice pillars, preferred and prohibited terminology, contextual tones, an exact five-token palette, typography and imagery rules.

Layer 2 · Generative

Grounded generation

The model receives system and compliance rules, factual knowledge, the selected brand profile, then the brief tone — in that order. It writes; it never decides.

Layer 3 · Review checks

Independent validation

Terminology checks are pure code, not prompt guidance. Contextual tone is assessed with evidence and a suggested correction. A named human reviews the evidence.

01

Brand book in

PDF, DOCX, Markdown or TXT — verified, then extracted into a draft profile.

02

Human review

An owner or admin reads every extracted field and explicitly activates it.

03

Brief

Template, audience, goal, channel, language, tone — and which published brand applies.

04

Generate & refine

Structured guidance enters the prompt. Chat refinement, localization, repurposing.

05

Check & review

Readiness, terminology, tone, controlled visuals, versioned export.

00 First impression

Authenticated from the front door.

cadence / login demo capture
Cadence sign-in page with brand artwork panel and sign-in form

Light · “Create Content That Keeps Pace”

cadence / login · dark demo capture
Cadence sign-in page in dark theme

Dark · the whole product ships both ways

Sign in

Email and password, Google OAuth, or a magic link — all through Supabase Auth with server-refreshed sessions.

Sign up

Self-service account creation builds the organization workspace behind a distributed lock, so two tabs cannot create two orgs.

Every route guarded

Unauthenticated requests to any /app path redirect to login with a sanitised return path.

Demo access

Demo accounts use the same email and password sign-in as other users. Demo credentials are kept private; access requires a valid account.

01
> Act one

One system. Three jobs.

Cadence separates authorization from experience. A security role controls what a user may do. A business persona changes what the workspace recommends and emphasizes. A job title never silently grants a permission.

Assign persona→ CMO→ Marketing manager→ Customer service
1.1 Users & access

Role and personaare different columns.

1Role — owner, admin, copywriter, reviewer. Enforced in the database by row-level security, not just in the app.
2Experience — general, CMO, marketing manager, customer service. Changes emphasis, labels, recommendations and defaults. Grants nothing.
3Invite, promote, deactivate with a 7-day invitation TTL. Only a SHA-256 hash of the token is ever stored. The last active owner cannot be removed.
cadence / app / settings / users demo capture
Cadence Users settings — active members with Role and Experience columns, pending invitations, and disabled members
cadence / app · CMO experience demo capture
CMO executive overview — review queue, needs attention, brand-risk exceptions, active brand standard
1.2 The CMO opens on risk

Not a blank page.A review queue.

1Review queue · Needs attention — drafts waiting for review, and changes requested or exceptions open.
2Brand-risk exceptions — explainable findings sitting in current versions right now.
3Active brand standard — which profile version is being applied to every new content check.
4Review-first templates — Compliance Rewrite, Localize, Repurpose, Knowledge Check surface ahead of creation workflows.
1.3 Same permissions, different day

The workspace re-orders itself.

/app · Marketing manager demo capture
Marketing manager campaign workspace with campaign metrics and recent campaign packages

Campaign workspace · marketing work, ready for review

/app · Customer service demo capture
Customer service workspace with service metrics and contextual service tone from the active brand

Service workspace · contextual service tone from the live brand

Say this: “We do not turn job titles into security permissions. The persona changes the experience; the existing role model continues to enforce authorization.”

cadence / app / drafts demo capture
Drafts list with status chips, owner, channel, current version number and per-row actions
1.4 The work itself

Status, owner,version, channel.

1Drafts, Reviews and Archived are the same list under three filters. Reviews is simply status = ready for review.
2Every row carries its current version number, the brief's communication type and channel, and who owns it.
3Archiving is soft — archived drafts leave the working list but can still be opened, and only then permanently deleted.
02
> Act two

The brand bookbecomes software.

A PDF nobody reads turns into typed, versioned, hash-stamped guidance that generation and checks both depend on — after a human has read every field and pressed Activate.

Upload→ Verify→ Extract→ Human review→ Activate→ Archive
2.1 Ingestion

The file isnot trusted.

1PDF, DOCX, Markdown or TXT, 10 MB maximum. Scanned PDFs are rejected — a pasted-guidance fallback is offered instead of pretending to OCR.
2The browser never uploads through the app server. Cadence issues a random, organization-scoped signed target and the bytes go straight to a private bucket.
3Then the server re-checks everything — the object path belongs to this organization, exact size, MIME type, file signature magic bytes, and a SHA-256 that must match the browser's.
4Extraction is capped at 60,000 characters and wrapped as untrusted source material, so a brand book can never smuggle instructions into the model.
5Failure cleans up after itself. A rejected upload leaves no profile, no knowledge row and no staged object. Re-uploading the same file is refused as a duplicate hash.
cadence / app / knowledge / brand demo capture
Brand-book lifecycle panel with file upload, pasted-guidance fallback, and profile versions
brand profile · review before activation demo capture
Editable brand profile review form — brand name, voice pillars, writing do and do-not lists, contextual tones, terminology, palette
2.2 Schema v1

Prose in.Typed fields out.

1Voice — pillars, plus explicit do and do-not lists.
2Terminology — preferred terms with the aliases they replace, and prohibited terms each carrying a reason and a suggested replacement.
3Contextual tones — marketing, customer service and executive are separate. One voice, adjusted for the moment.
4Visual — five semantic colour tokens, typography stack, imagery guidance.
5Provenance — source filename, SHA-256, extraction confidence and any extraction warnings, all stored with the profile.

Say this: “Extraction never silently changes live generation. It creates a draft profile, which a human reviews and explicitly activates.”

2.3 Governed states

Draft. Published.Default. Archived.

1Activation is one serialized database transaction holding an advisory lock, so two admins cannot both publish a new default.
2Exactly one published profile is the organization default — enforced by a partial unique index, not by application code.
3Published rows are immutable. Identity fields, source hash and publish metadata can never be edited afterwards.
4A profile in use by active drafts cannot be archived, and the underlying brand-book source record is protected from the generic Knowledge Hub routes.
cadence / app / knowledge / brand demo capture
Brand profiles page showing a QA draft awaiting review and four published profiles with one organization default
cadence / app / drafts / new · brand selector demo capture
New draft brand profile selector switched from Northstar Assurance to Spark Mobile, showing its voice pillars and exact palette swatches
2.4 More than one brand

Chosen on the brief.Never inferred.

1Several published brands coexist. The author picks one when the draft is created; the selection is persisted on the brief.
2That same profile then follows everything — generation, refinement, localization, repurposing, tone analysis, readiness checks, visual prompts, controlled colours and the reproducibility snapshot.
3Historical work does not move. Publishing a new brand never rewrites drafts that were created under the old one.
Northstar #12304A Spark #5B2EFF Harbor #1E5B52 Atlas #23395B
03
> Act three

From brief toa branded package.

Eleven templates, four channels, three languages, one document workspace — and a campaign package that tells you at a glance whether this thing is ready to leave the building.

Template→ Brief→ Generate→ Refine→ Visual→ Controlled layout
3.1 Template catalogue

Eleven startingpoints.

Each template pre-fills communication type, channel, language, tone and length — and decides which controlled visual layout applies.

Service EmailMarketing EmailJob Advertisement Social PostSMS NoticePush Notification Customer LetterCompliance RewriteLocalize Draft Repurpose ChannelKnowledge Check
1Filter tabs and search across All, Service, Marketing, Email, SMS, Push, Letter, Social, Review and Localization.
2“Recommended for you” is persona-driven — the same catalogue, re-ranked for the person looking at it.
3A reviewer sees “Review workflow” instead of “Start draft” — the card stops being a link when the role cannot generate.
cadence · template hub demo capture
Cadence template hub showing all eleven templates in a grid with category tabs and search
3.2 New draft

The brief is the contract.

/app/drafts/new?template=marketing-email demo capture
New draft brief form with workflow steps, template picker, brand profile selector and input mode

Brief · Brief → Generate → Review → Export

/app/drafts/new · advanced settings demo capture
Advanced settings expanded showing communication type, channel, product context, tone, length, merge fields and model

Advanced · channel, merge fields, model override

Input mode

Generate New from a structured brief, or Improve Existing by pasting copy Cadence should refine.

Channels

SMS, push, email, letter, social — plus Instagram, Facebook, WeChat and LINE as their own targets.

Languages

English, Traditional Chinese (HK) and Simplified Chinese, with terminology preserved across all three.

Merge fields

A validated JSON object of string placeholders for personalised service comms.

cadence / app / drafts · Northstar Assurance v1 demo capture
Draft workspace with brand profile applied chip, writing metrics, tone chip, campaign package tiles and the generated marketing email
3.3 The draft workspace

One screen that knowsthe whole package.

1“Brand profile applied: Northstar Assurance v1” — provenance is stated on the screen, not buried in a log.
2Writing metrics — word count, long sentences, repeated words, average sentence length, browser spellcheck. CJK-aware.
3Live tone chip — “Engaging, direct, and reassuring”, assessed against the brand's marketing tone.
4Campaign package — Copy, Visual, Review, Comments, Export. 92/100 readiness here; each tile flags when it needs a human.
5A real document editor — headings, lists, quotes, links, font sizes, undo/redo. Saving creates a new immutable version.
3.4 Steering the draft

Change the brief, or just ask.

draft workspace · content brief demo capture
Expanded content brief with language and channel dropdowns, audience tag chips, campaign goal, key message and tone-and-focus picker

Guided brief · audience tags, goal, key message, tone

draft workspace · Ask Cadence demo capture
Ask Cadence draft assistant with output language selector and quick prompts

Ask Cadence · clarity · shorten · make safer · formal HK Chinese

Localize

Switch the brief language to Traditional or Simplified Chinese and regenerate. Approved terminology is preserved rather than translated word-for-word.

Repurpose

Switch the channel — a letter becomes an SMS notice that respects that channel's length constraints.

Guardrail

Generation is blocked while there are unsaved edits: “Save edited version before running generation actions.”

3.5 Companion imagery

Optional imagery,on a short leash.

1Prompted from the brand profile — imagery guidance and palette are injected; the author adds scene, style and framing notes.
2Fourteen aspect ratios, four sizes. Assets are written to a private per-organization, per-draft storage path that the database re-computes and verifies.
3One asset is selected as the package companion. Human visual review is an explicit readiness item, not an assumption.
4We say this out loud: colours inside a generated image remain advisory. Image models cannot guarantee exact per-pixel palette fidelity.
draft workspace · visual assets demo capture
Visual assets panel with instructions, aspect ratio, image size and generate visual button
controlled brand output · campaign card exact
Controlled campaign card rendered in exact Northstar Assurance palette with the generated image inside the controlled image slot
3.6 Evidence for human review

The frame isnot generated.

Two deterministic SVG layouts — a marketing campaign card and a customer-service alert — are rendered by code from the validated palette. The same renderer supplies both the preview and the download, so what you see is byte-identical to what you ship.

Primary #12304A Secondary #1F8A83 Accent #F4A261 Background #FFFFFF Text #17212B

The honest line: “Exact palette fidelity is guaranteed for the controlled SVG frame, text, background and accents. Any AI-generated image placed inside the image slot remains advisory.”

3.7 The second layout

It will tell you whenyour own brandis hard to read.

1Service alert layout — white reading surface, navy text, the teal status marker, exactly as the brand book specifies.
2Real contrast maths, surfaced. “Background on Secondary has a 4.18:1 contrast ratio; use at least 4.5:1.” The renderer does not quietly ship an unreadable combination.
3Missing or unsafe tokens fall back to neutrals and raise a warning rather than inventing a colour.
4Truncation is disclosed too — “Body was truncated to fit the selected layout.”
controlled brand output · service alert exact
Controlled service alert card with contrast warning listed underneath
04
> Act four

Nothing shipswithout a human.

This is where a demo usually shows the happy path. We are going to show you the draft that is wrong, and watch the system catch it — with evidence, and with a suggested correction.

Off-brand claim→ Deterministic terminology→ Contextual tone→ CMO decides
draft workspace · service notice demo capture
Service maintenance notice containing the sentence Guaranteed and risk-free protection for every customer
4.1 One sentence too far

“Guaranteed andrisk-free protectionfor every customer.”

The rest of the notice is clean, calm and useful. One sentence uses two terms the Northstar Assurance brand book explicitly prohibits — and in insurance, that sentence is the one that costs you.

1The tone chip turns red immediately: “Informative and reassuring, but compromised by prohibited promotional claims.”
2Package readiness drops to 25/100 and the Review tile flags for attention.
4.2 Independent validation

Evidence.Reason. Fix.

1“Applied brand profile · version 1 · score 25/100” — the finding names the exact profile version that produced it.
2Every issue quotes the evidence — “Guaranteed”, “risk-free” — with the reason from the brand book and a suggested replacement.
3The correction is written out: “Remove this sentence entirely or rephrase it to align with our commitment to security without using prohibited terms.”
4Reviewers can inspect saved evidence and rerun checks. Assigned reviewers can check the current saved version without receiving editing permission. Archived drafts remain read-only.

Say this: “This is independent validation, not merely prompt guidance. Cadence records which brand version was used and explains why the content is off-brand.”

cadence / app / drafts / review demo capture
Draft review brand alignment section showing score 25 out of 100 with evidence for Guaranteed and risk-free and a suggested correction
cadence · draft review · full check stack demo capture
Full review page with SEO checklist, readability and engagement, areas for improvement, compliance, terminology and brand alignment
4.3 Six checks, one page

Advisory, andit says so.

SEO checklist

Title and primary keyword, opening summary, heading structure, action clarity — scored per channel.

Readability

Word and sentence counts, average sentence length, engagement signals, direct address and a visible next step.

Areas for improvement

The union of every other signal, de-duplicated and capped at the eight that matter.

Compliance

Flags against your own compliance sources, with the matched knowledge tags listed.

Terminology

Glossary violations and approved-term hits across English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese.

Brand alignment

Deterministic prohibited and preferred terms, plus an evidence-based contextual tone assessment.

Never claimed: Cadence says “Compliance review required” or “Potential issue flagged” — never “Approved”, “legally compliant”, or “ready to send”. Review aids, not legal approval.

4.4 History, collaboration, hand-off

Nothing is overwritten.

document history demo capture
Document history modal with version list, preview and restore version action

Versions · restore creates a new version

workspace details demo capture
Workspace details drawer with draft summary, comments, access and versions panels

Collaboration · comments, per-draft access

more actions demo capture
Captured More actions menu with document history, original content, workspace details and document exports

Hand-off · DOCX, PDF, Ready for review

Immutable versions

Every save is a numbered version with its parent, source, model, language, channel and change summary.

Comment integrity

A database trigger makes comment bodies and authorship unchangeable; authors may only resolve their own open comments.

Per-draft access

Viewer, commenter, editor and reviewer grants, assignable by the draft owner or an admin.

Archived is read-only

Every mutating route returns 409 archived_draft. Archived drafts can be viewed and permanently deleted, nothing else.

05
> Act five

Enterprise fromthe first commit.

Multi-tenant isolation, role-based access, configurable models, a complete audit trail and an admin-maintainable knowledge base — none of it retro-fitted.

RBAC→ Knowledge→ Models→ Audit→ Isolation
5.1 What the model is grounded in

The knowledge hub isthe actual deliverable.

/app/knowledge demo capture
Knowledge Hub with source management form and organization source records

Sources · tone, style, product, compliance, example

/app/knowledge/glossary demo capture
Glossary table with English, HK Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, preserve-English and forbidden terms

Glossary · trilingual, preserve-English, forbidden terms

Tagged retrieval

Sources are matched by communication type, channel, language and audience tags, and only active records are ever retrieved.

Channel templates

Per-channel constraints are data: SMS 320 characters, push title 60 / body 140, Instagram caption 2,200, LINE body 500.

Brand books are separated

A brand-book source record is protected — the generic Knowledge Hub routes cannot edit, archive or delete it. Lifecycle only.

5.2 Model-agnostic by design

Swap the model without touching code.

cadence / app / settings / models demo capture
Model settings with model management form and configured models table showing provider, defaults, allowed roles and parameters

Models · provider, model id, defaults, allowed roles

cadence / app / settings / organization demo capture
Organization settings with identity, default locale, default tone and reviewer handoff

Organization · identity, locale, default tone, handoff

Per-organization configs

Provider, model id, display name, default parameters as JSON, and which communication type it serves.

Allowed roles per model

A copywriter can be given a cheaper model and an admin a stronger one.

Soft disable only

System defaults are read-only; disabling writes an audit event rather than deleting a row.

Workspace defaults

Default locale, default tone, and an optional “Require reviewer handoff by default” toggle — shipped off, switched on per organization.

5.3 Reconstructable

Who, what, whichmodel, which version.

1Every generation, export, brand-profile change, member change, model change and knowledge edit writes an audit event with the actor and full metadata.
2Audit rows cannot be forged or deleted from the client. The table has a read policy and no write policy — only the server can append.
3Filter by date, actor, draft, model, event type and communication type, with a prompt/completion/total token roll-up on top.
4Generation-run snapshots store the input, the output, the prompt hash, the knowledge sources used, latency, usage and the complete brand profile with its source and canonical hashes.
cadence / app / settings / audit owners & admins
Audit page with filters, usage summary tiles and an events table listing generation, visual, export and brand profile events
5.4 Security posture

Isolation lives in thedatabase, not the UI.

Row-level security scopes organization data. Dedicated SQL suites exercise tenant isolation, permissions and conflicting writes in a disposable local database. Membership helpers and transaction guards support those boundaries.

Tenant isolation

Authenticated application access is scoped to active organization membership. Database policies enforce that boundary independently of navigation and visible controls.

Server-only secrets

The browser only ever holds the anon key. The service-role key, the AI key and the testing credentials are import-guarded so they cannot be bundled into client code.

Verified, not trusted

Upload paths, sizes, MIME types, magic bytes and SHA-256 digests are all re-checked server-side. Storage paths are re-computed by a trigger and rejected on mismatch.

Owner protection

Admins can never create, modify or delete an owner row, and the last active owner cannot be removed.

Governed RPCs

Brand-profile create, activate and archive are service-role only — explicitly revoked from public, anon and authenticated.

Private buckets

Three buckets, all private. Signed URLs expire in an hour; brand-book sources cannot be mutated through the storage API at all.

Reproducibility

Readiness results retain the profile id, version, source hash and whether contextual tone was actually evaluated.

5.5 The craft layer

Dark mode, mobile,and a collapsed rail.

CMO dashboard in the light theme

Light

The same CMO dashboard in the dark theme

Dark · same screen

Dashboard with the sidebar collapsed to icons

Collapsed rail

Draft workspace on a mobile viewport with Setup and Refined tabs

Mobile 390px

No flash of wrong theme

A blocking init script resolves the stored preference before first paint, so the app never flashes light then snaps to dark.

Responsive workspace

Below 900px the three-pane workspace becomes Setup / Refined / Original tabs. Verified at 1280×900, 768×1024 and 390×844.

Keyboard and screen readers

Roving tab index on card radiogroups, labelled listboxes, live regions on save state and visual counts, focus-visible rings throughout.

06 Everything, part one

The complete feature catalogue.

Accounts & access
  • Email + password sign-in
  • Google OAuth
  • Magic-link sign-in
  • Self-service sign-up with workspace creation
  • Password-reset email request
  • Owner / admin / copywriter / reviewer roles
  • General / CMO / marketing manager / customer service personas
  • Invitations with 7-day expiry and revoke
  • Deactivate and reactivate members
  • Optional testing-login for local development only
Workspace
  • Persona dashboards with live metrics
  • Priority action cards
  • Template hub with search and ten category tabs
  • Persona-ranked recommendations
  • Drafts, Reviews and Archived lists
  • Collapsible sidebar and mobile navigation
  • Light and dark themes with no flash on load
  • Inline draft renaming
Brand governance
  • PDF / DOCX / Markdown / TXT brand-book upload
  • Pasted-guidance fallback for scanned files
  • Signed direct-to-storage upload
  • Size, MIME, signature and SHA-256 verification
  • Structured schema-v1 extraction
  • Human review of every extracted field
  • Explicit activation, default selection, archive
  • Multiple published brands, one default
  • Per-brief brand selection
  • Extraction warnings and confidence surfaced
Creation
  • Eleven templates across service, marketing and review
  • Generate-new or improve-existing input modes
  • Guided brief: audience tags, goal, key message, context
  • Tone-and-focus presets
  • Structured output: subject, preview, body, CTA, disclaimer
  • Social pack across Instagram, Facebook, WeChat, LINE
  • Regenerate against a changed brief
  • Merge fields for personalised service comms
  • Per-draft model override
Editing & refinement
  • Rich document editor with headings, lists, quotes, links
  • Font size and paragraph style controls
  • Undo / redo and clear formatting
  • Ask Cadence chat refinement
  • Quick prompts: clarity, shorten, make safer, formal HK Chinese, stronger CTA, fix placeholders
  • Copy as plain text
  • Original source pane for improve-mode drafts
  • Writing metrics with CJK-aware tokenizing
Checks & review
  • SEO checklist scored per channel
  • Readability and engagement summary
  • Areas-for-improvement roll-up
  • Compliance flags against your own sources
  • Trilingual glossary and forbidden-term checks
  • Deterministic prohibited / preferred terminology
  • Evidence-based contextual tone assessment
  • Readiness score with per-tile package state
  • Persisted findings for reviewers
  • Ready-for-review hand-off
06 Everything, part two

Checks, output, governance.

Visual output
  • AI companion imagery with brand-derived prompts
  • Fourteen aspect ratios, four output sizes
  • Selected companion per package
  • Deterministic campaign-card SVG
  • Deterministic service-alert SVG
  • Exact validated palette for frame, type and accents
  • Contrast checking with explicit warnings
  • Neutral fallbacks for missing tokens
  • Identical preview and download
Collaboration & output
  • Immutable numbered versions with parent chain
  • Version preview and restore
  • Comments with resolve
  • Per-draft viewer / commenter / editor / reviewer access
  • DOCX export
  • PDF export
  • Archive and permanent delete
  • Read-only archived drafts
Knowledge
  • Tone, style, product, compliance, example and audience sources
  • Tagged retrieval by type, channel, language, audience
  • Trilingual glossary with preserve-English rules
  • Channel templates with per-channel constraints
  • Versioned source records with archive
  • Protected brand-book source records
Administration
  • User management with role and persona controls
  • Organization identity, default locale and tone
  • Reviewer-handoff default
  • Model configuration by provider and model id
  • Per-model allowed roles and parameters
  • Soft-disable models
  • Audit log with filters and token roll-up
Security
  • Row-level security for organization data
  • Organization context enforced on every route
  • Service-role key never reaches the browser
  • Service-role-only governed lifecycle functions
  • Private storage buckets with signed URLs
  • Tenant-consistency database triggers
  • Owner-membership protection
  • Append-only audit events
  • Redirect sanitisation on every auth hop
Traceability
  • Generation-run snapshots with prompt hash
  • Knowledge source ids per run
  • Token usage and latency per run
  • Brand profile id, version and source hash on results
  • Canonical profile hash for reproducibility
  • Whether contextual tone was actually evaluated
  • Reviewer and activation timestamps
07 The slide most demos skip

What we do not claim.

Say these before the client finds them. Credibility in a regulated buyer's room is built out of the things you refuse to overstate.

Not claimed

No legal approval

  • Compliance and glossary checks are review aids, not legal or regulatory approval
  • Output is a draft pending human sign-off
  • Cadence never auto-publishes or auto-sends
Not claimed

No pixel-exact AI imagery

  • Exact colour applies to the controlled SVG only
  • Generated imagery is advisory and needs human review
  • No logo or custom-font embedding
Not claimed

No OCR

  • Scanned PDFs are rejected, not silently mis-read
  • A pasted-guidance fallback is offered instead
  • Text-based PDF, DOCX, Markdown and TXT are supported
Current MVP boundary

A brief's brand is chosen at creation and cannot be switched afterwards. Personas never drive authorization. No vector retrieval or free-form template editor yet.

Deliberately out of scope for v1

No integration with send or dispatch systems, no automated approval or publishing, no connection to agency campaign engines.

Open before production

Data region, PII handling, retention periods and prompt-snapshot redaction are documented production blockers to agree with the client, not hidden ones.

08 Verification status

Ready for stakeholderand product review.

Tests

Unit and route suites cover generation, review, permissions and version integrity.

RLS

Tenant isolation and concurrent-write checks passed in disposable local PostgreSQL.

Build

Production-build validation checks the assembled pages and API routes.

Types

Lint and type checking are part of the application verification command.

Earlier demo rehearsal

Brand selection, saved-draft context and export responses were checked in a curated demonstration. This is historical evidence for that scenario, not acceptance of every client workflow.

Current reviewer workflow

Reviewer roles retain restricted creation and brand-management access. Assigned reviewers can inspect saved content and rerun checks without editing it; archived drafts remain read-only.

Browser coverage

Public responsive journeys have Chromium coverage at desktop, tablet and mobile widths. Authenticated journeys require controlled accounts and fixtures; skipped or mocked steps have separate limits.

Deployment acceptance: local SQL/RLS and concurrency checks have passed. Hosted authentication, mail, storage and complete client workflows still need their own acceptance evidence. Test counts and skipped journeys belong to the dated verification report, not a permanent product promise.

> Now the live demo

Seven minutes.Three people. One brand.

The film uses captured application screens to introduce the workflow. Labels and permissions may evolve; the live workspace shows the current behavior. Here is a suggested walkthrough.

01 · 60s

Persona assignments

Role and experience are different columns.

02 · 60s

CMO executive view

Readiness and risk, not a blank page.

03 · 90s

Brand-book lifecycle

Upload, extract, review, activate.

04 · 60s

Choose a brand per draft

Northstar to Spark, live palette change.

05 · 90s

Marketing output

92/100 readiness and the controlled card.

06 · 60s

Service output

Same brand, different contextual tone.

07 · 90s

The CMO catches it

25/100, evidence, suggested correction.

08 · 30s

Close

What is in, and what is deliberately not.

“A security role controls what a user may do. A business persona changes what the workspace recommends. We never turn a job title into a permission.” Opening line · 30 seconds

Screens in this film are historical Cadence demonstration captures using the fictional Northstar Assurance brand. Scores and sample outputs illustrate that captured scenario. Rehearse client workflows with controlled accounts and approved source material.
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