The TinQwise Studio Agent is built to create content that fits your brand. Platform context is how you teach it what that means.
You write your instructions once, and the Studio Agent applies them to every request, automatically. No more repeating the same brand rules in every chat.
What you can use it for
Platform context works best for instructions that apply across all your content. Here are some practical examples:
Brand terminology: Lock in the exact words your brand uses. If your company calls it a "learning journey" rather than a "course", or "colleagues" rather than "employees", tell the Studio Agent here.
Tone of voice: Describe how your brand communicates. Is it formal and straight to the point, or warm and conversational? Add a few guiding sentences and the Studio Agent will match that register.
Language level: Do you want B2 or C1 level language? Specify it and the Studio Agent will write at that level.
Words to avoid: If there are terms that clash with your brand or have a specific meaning in your organisation, list them as off-limits.
Structure: Tell it how you like content built, for example "open a learning bite with a hook, not a definition."
Background information: Give the Studio Agent the context it needs to understand your environment. For example:
"This platform is used by store staff and team leaders in a retail environment. Content should be practical and directly applicable to day-to-day work on the shop floor. Avoid corporate jargon."
✏️ Don't want to start from a blank page?
We made a ready-made template that walks you through your company, audience, tone, language level, structure and terminology.
How to add platform context
Go to Settings > General
Scroll down to Context for the Studio Agent
Upload your platform-level context as a PDF document
Click Save
That's it. The Studio Agent will apply these instructions from your next request onwards.
Tips for writing effective platform context
Write it the way you would brief a new colleague. The Studio Agent reads your context as instructions, so keep it clear and direct.
Be specific about terminology. Instead of "use our brand voice", write "always refer to participants as learners, never as students or users."
Give examples where possible. If you have a preferred sentence style or a format that works well for your audience, include a short example.
Keep it focused. Platform context is for recurring, platform-wide rules. Content-specific instructions belong in your individual prompts.
Before you start
The Studio Agent (free) needs to be enabled on your platform before you can use this feature.
Not set up yet? Reach out to marie.xhauflair@tinqwise.com to get started.