Add a project brief

Use a project brief when a campaign, launch, client, content series, or research effort needs the same context across multiple chats and outputs. The brief gives Joule a reusable starting point: goals, audience, voice, brand guardrails, and any key context you do not want to repeat every time.

Create the project brief

1. Open Projects from the app sidebar.
2. Select New project.
3. Enter a clear Project Name.
4. Add your brief in Project Brief. The field supports Markdown, so headings and bullets are fine.
5. Add uploaded files only if you already have source material ready. You can add files later from the project page.
6. Select Create Project.

After the project is created, Ampere opens the project detail page. The brief stays editable there, so you can revise it as the campaign or client context changes.

What to include

A useful project brief is short enough to scan and specific enough to guide the work. Include the parts Joule should keep in mind for this project:

• Goal: what the project needs to produce or improve.
• Audience: who the work is for and what they care about.
• Voice: the tone, writing style, or brand feel to preserve.
• Guardrails: claims to avoid, terms to use, review requirements, or channel constraints.
• Key context: product facts, campaign angle, launch notes, customer segment, or source links that matter.

You do not need to make the brief perfect before starting. Add enough context for the first task, then update it when new information becomes important.

Use the brief in later work

Project briefs are part of Ampere's reusable project context. When you start work from that project, Joule can use the brief alongside project files, generated assets, and other saved context.

Use New chat from the project page when you want the next Joule session to stay tied to that project. If you work from a different project, update or select the right project first so Joule starts from the correct context.

Keep it current

Update the brief when the goal, audience, offer, launch timing, voice, or constraints change. If the brief gets long, move detailed source material into project files and keep the brief focused on the decisions Joule should remember.