Plan the answer your reader needs
Start with the business question, audience and sources. Review the proposed outline and missing evidence before generating a draft.
From question to reviewed brief
Define the question and audience
State what the reader needs to understand or decide. Include the audience, scope, period and constraints that matter.
Choose the source scope
Upload files, reuse saved source sets or add notes. Choose whether web research is allowed and keep external context distinct from uploaded-file evidence.
Review the outline and evidence gaps
Inspect the proposed sections, order and intended depth. Refine your request and plan again to change the outline. Resolve missing inputs or keep their limits explicit before generation.
Generate and review the draft
Generate the brief from the reviewed plan. Inspect evidence checks, verify material claims at their sources, and edit unsupported statements or interpretations.
Approve the work and choose the output
Complete the review appropriate to the work before export or sharing. Carry source context into any connected output and review it in its destination.
Keep the evidence boundary clear
Your source material, the model's interpretation and your final decision are different things. Check dates, units, applicability and missing information before sharing the brief. Numbered file references do not independently verify that the source is correct.
Business recommendations keep their options, criteria and decision logic inside the report. Decks are made in Gixo Lumen, and standalone decision and framework artifacts in Gixo Prism, with each destination's own access and review.
Frequently asked questions
How do I start a Business brief?
Describe the question, audience and intended outcome in plain language, add the sources you want to use, and review the proposed outline before generation.
Can I change the outline?
Yes. Refine your request and plan again to change the proposed sections before generation, then refine the resulting draft in the editor. Keep evidence requirements and missing information visible.
Do I need sources to start?
Sources are optional for planning. A description-only draft cannot establish source support; add evidence for material claims and use web research only when your sourcing policy permits it.
Does a passed evidence check approve the brief?
No. Wording and number matches are review aids. A human must assess source accuracy, applicability, assumptions and conclusions, and record any required approval.
Where do connected decks and decision artifacts go?
Decks are made in Gixo Lumen. Standalone decision and framework artifacts are made in Gixo Prism. Business keeps recommendations and their decision logic inside the report; each destination requires its own review and access.
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