The Studio Agent uses a lot of different context to give responses that are accurate for your platform and sound and feel like your brand. The more relevant context it has, the better its suggestions will be.
This article explains what the Studio Agent already knows about your platform, and the five context layers you can use to shape its output.
🧠 It knows your platform inside out
Before you add any context of your own, the Studio Agent already understands your platform. It draws on:
Our documentation, so it knows how every part of the platform works and how to set things up
Your content and assets, like programmes, journeys, activities, and files
Your data and Insights, like how groups and users are engaging and progressing
Because it combines all of this, it doesn't stop at answering questions. It can look at your Insights, spot what needs attention, and propose the next step, like a notification or other automation for learners who are falling behind, or new content where learners drop off.
That makes automations and content creation very easy to do.
👀 Good to know
You stay in control. The Studio Agent prepares the work, and you check it and publish what goes live.
🗂️ Overview of context layers
On top of its platform knowledge, Studio uses five layers of context to make its suggestions fit your brand and your content.
# | Layer | How it's applied |
1 | Platform level | Always active |
2 | Webshop | Always active |
3 | Activity (via document upload) | Background instruction or content |
4 | Neighbouring activities within a programme/journey | On demand |
5 | Assets | On demand |
⚙️ Layer 1: Platform-level context
Platform-level context applies across your entire platform and is automatically used by the Studio Agent on every request.
For example:
The best place to add your company mission, writing tone, and brand-specific terms!
✏️ Tip
Think of this as your brand briefing. Add your tone of voice, any terminology you always or never want to use, and anything that should apply to all content across the platform.
🛍️ Layer 2: Webshop
If you connect your webshop to your platform, the Studio Agent can use up-to-date product information when designing and creating content. This makes the output more reliable and accurate.
Tip:
To connect your webshop to the platform, contact marie.xhauflair@tinqwise.com to get set up!
It's free and makes a real difference to content quality.
📄 Layer 3: Document upload within an activity
While working on an activity in Studio, you can upload a PDF directly inside the agent. It will read the document and use it as a reference when suggesting modifications and additions to your content.
For example:
This is useful for any source material that is relevant to that specific activity, such as a product spec, a training brief, or an existing script.
🔗 Layer 4: Neighbouring activities in a programme
When an activity sits within a programme, you can ask the Studio Agent to reference other activities in the same programme.
This is useful for keeping tone, terminology, and structure consistent across a full learning journey.
For example:
"Use the other activities in this programme to keep the tone consistent."
👀 Good to know
This layer is on demand. The agent will only use it if you ask for it in your prompt.
🖼️ Layer 5: Assets
The agent can also reference documents stored in your assets library. Like neighbouring activities, this is fetched on demand.
For example:
"Look for the onboarding script in assets and use it as a reference."
👀 Good to know
This layer is on demand. The agent will only use it if you ask for it in your prompt.
Final words
The more layers you use, the more the Studio Agent's output will reflect your brand, your products, and your learners' context.
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