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Blueprints

Blueprints are reusable structures for creating consistent content with an AI agent. A Blueprint defines the parts of an output, their order, and which parts should stay stable or be drafted from the context you provide.

Blueprints give teams a repeatable starting point without removing human review. Always check generated content against its source material before you share it.

Why use Blueprints​

  • Consistency: Reuse an intended structure and standard language.
  • Speed: Start from an established outline instead of a blank page.
  • Control: Decide section by section what stays fixed and what an agent drafts.
  • Repeatability: Apply the same process to recurring work across clients, projects, and teams.

How Blueprints work​

  1. Create or choose a Blueprint for the kind of content you need.
  2. Review its structure and instructions.
  3. Give an agent a brief and supporting context.
  4. Review and edit the result before saving or sharing it.

You can also work with Blueprints from a conversation by enabling the Blueprints tool on an agent — see Use a Blueprint from an agent in chat.

Blueprint Library showing search, filters, saved Blueprint cards, and the New blueprint action

Browse saved Blueprints or select + New blueprint from the Blueprint Library.

Documents​

Document Blueprints divide a document into sections and define how each section should behave. You can create one from an uploaded document or a written description, then use the guided Setup → Context → Details → section review workflow to produce a document.

Open the Blueprint Documents guide →

Use cases​

  • Sales: Reuse a proposal structure while drafting client-specific scope and timelines.
  • Operations: Create recurring status reports with consistent headings and review steps.
  • HR: Maintain standard document structure while adding role- or candidate-specific content.
  • Consulting: Build statements of work from an approved brief and supporting material.
  • Individuals: Maintain a résumé or CV as a living document over time.

What's next​