How do I store corpus and cite tags while writing?

AnswerCorpus is the fact store for the writer: product notes, cases, and approved lines, each tagged. When you write, tick the tags to cite so the model only reads those items. With a locked topic the brand must appear, but only where it serves this question—not as an opening pitch, and not with invented customer numbers.

Updated 2026-08-29

File facts, then tag them

Open corpus and paste facts you can say in public: what it is, who it is for, how it differs, publishable cases. One theme per item is easier to retrieve than one dump.

Tags filter inside the writer. Share a tag across one set of lines, such as “pricing” or “support”. When writing the master draft, tick those few—not the whole warehouse.

Weave, do not start a new ad

A factory topic must explain the pain and the method first, then attach the brand at a “missing method / missing tool” beat, usually one to three times. Collecting topics: How does the topic factory work?.

With no relevant corpus, the system writes the topic only. If the voice still reads like a spec sheet, run How does AI-tone detect work, and how do I rewrite?.

Do this

  1. Put product facts in corpus and tag each item clearly.
  2. In the writer, tick only the tags for this piece.
  3. Check that the brand lands on this topic’s beats, not as an opening ad.
  4. Save when it can ship; fix tone, or run machine-tone detect.

Short answers

What if I tick no tags?
Then there is no tag filter. If the store is large, tick fewer items so stray cases stay out.
Is the corpus public?
No. Readers see the article and whatever you sync out. The corpus stays in the workspace.

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