How to brief Ava Skye

Ava Skye is DigiMark101's studio assistant. On this website she answers questions about the work, the packages, and how to start. With an API key she answers from a live model. Without one, she answers from a studio guide so the page still helps.

Give her a job, a reader, and a limit

A useful brief has three lines. Who the reader is. What they should do next. What Ava must not claim. “Write a homepage for a clinic group that books first visits, and do not invent patient counts” will outperform “make it pop.”

• Name the audience in plain language.
• Name the single next step.
• Paste the facts she is allowed to use.
• Say which facts are missing so she asks instead of filling the gap.

What she will not do

Ava does not invent client names, testimonials, or performance statistics. The work pages on this site are labeled placeholders for that reason. She also does not send the email, charge a card, or change an ad account from the chat. A person does those things.

Use her before the form

If you are not sure whether you need search, media, or a page, ask her. Then send the contact form with the answer you want the studio to pressure-test. The form is how a human gets the note. The chat is how the note gets sharper.

Treat her first draft as a draft. The studio's standard is that a person remains accountable for anything a customer sees.