Library
The Library stores the reusable pieces of a brand's strategy. Add them once, then reuse them in Brand Strategy and Generate instead of rewriting the same context every time.
Most Library categories follow the Active Brand. When you switch brands, Revlis shows the audiences, pillars, subniches, value propositions, and psychology cards for that brand.
Categories
The Library is organized into seven tabs.
| Category | What to save there |
|---|---|
| Target Audience | Audience profiles you want Revlis to write for. The first three audience cards appear as the primary, secondary, and tertiary audiences in Brand Strategy. |
| Content Pillar | The main types of content the brand creates: Educational, Inspirational, Promotional, and Entertainment. Each pillar gives Revlis a clear angle for future content. |
| Subniche | Specific topics inside the brand's niche. Use subniches to keep scripts focused. |
| Value Propositions | The reasons someone chooses your brand instead of another option. |
| Psychology | Persuasion notes grouped by type. Brand Strategy uses Scarcity / FOMO, Reciprocity, and Social Proof cards. |
| Emulate | Collections of posts you want Revlis to learn from stylistically. Create an emulator, add posts to it, and use that collection as a style reference in Generate. |
| Editorial Notes | Freeform saved notes. Use these for reminders, guidelines, or anything that does not fit elsewhere. |
Creating and editing cards
Some categories can be created with help from Revlis:
- Target Audience, Content Pillar, and Value Propositions support Smart Create. Revlis drafts the card from your brand context, then you review and refine it.
- Standard card categories also let you start from scratch.
- Content Pillar uses four clear spaces, one for each pillar type.
- Subniche uses a focused picker where you add or edit subniches.
- Psychology cards are created and edited manually.
- Emulate uses emulators instead of standard cards. Create or edit an emulator, then curate the posts inside it.
- Editorial Notes are manual notes.
Click an existing card to edit it. Drag cards to reorder them within a category. Delete a card from its three-dot menu.