For agencies, product teams and operations groups: the same knowledge, the same standards and one shared surface, instead of a dozen private conversations nobody else will ever read.
Your team already uses AI every day. What you don’t have is any way for that use to add up: to a shared standard, a shared memory, or work a colleague can pick up.
Five people explain the same client, the same tone, the same constraints to five separate assistants every week. None of that explaining is ever reused.
Your strongest operator gets excellent output; someone else gets something plausible and thin. The difference is the prompt, and it’s invisible until review.
Good output stays buried in a transcript. When someone is away, on leave, or has left, so has everything they figured out.
Your team keeps working the way it works. What moves is where the knowledge and the standard live.
| Today | With Drafted |
|---|---|
| Context is re-explained by every person, every session | It’s written once, and the agent must read it before it starts |
| Your best operator’s method lives in their head | It’s a skill the whole team’s agents are held to |
| You find out what AI produced when someone shares a screenshot | You watch it appear on a surface, and comment on it in place |
Any one project could be done in a chat window. The reason to use a surface is what the tenth project costs.
Before an agent may touch the work it has to search your organisation’s knowledge: your standards, your client history, the decisions you already made.
Your procedure for this kind of work: the checklist, the evidence bar, the house style. Not loaded means the write is refused.
The output lands as frames your team watches appear, compares side by side, and reviews before anyone signs anything.
What you fix goes back into the Wiki and the Skill, so it’s already fixed for every future job and everyone who runs one.
Free to start. Bring the AI tools your team already uses.