Give your creative work continuity
Keep your direction, reference material, and previous work close at hand.
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Some writing instructions come up again and again. Who are you speaking to? Which experiences can you draw on? Which expressions would you never use yourself?
DraPub organizes work around a creator or brand. Your IP profile holds your direction, knowledge bases hold reference material, and projects collect related conversations and output. That gives you somewhere to return when you write about the same topic again.
An IP is the person or brand you create content for. Each workspace belongs to one IP, keeping its profile, material, and tasks together. Use projects for different series under that identity, and another workspace for another brand. See workspaces and IPs.
Notes, past projects, and original articles give the AI something specific to work with. You can then explain which example matters and which paragraph sounds unlike you. Choose the references for each task explicitly. See sources and evidence.
The AI can organize material, draft an outline, and prepare different versions. You decide whether the direction fits, whether the facts hold up, and which version to use. Tasks can ask questions or pause for a decision; see human confirmation.
Start small, then add structure as you need it. A short edit can stay in a conversation; a series can use a project. The next guide explains how the steps fit together.