Content creation
From brief to landed artifact
Content dies when briefs, drafts, and assets live in five tools. Onnie carries the editorial spine and the landed artifact — Canvas, Page, Image — in the same place.
// friction
The pile isn’t a pipeline
Brief in one app, mood in another, assets in Drive, feedback in chat. Nobody can say what shipped without a meeting.
// on onnie
Work for the arc; artifacts for the output
Editorial Work (in a Project when multi-piece) holds status. Pages hold briefs. Canvas and Images hold visual residue. Skills and agents help craft — the room owns the publish call.
This is not “AI content factory.” It is one room where brief, mood, assets, and ship decision share continuity.
// workflow on the os
How a piece actually lands
Click each step. Spine in Work — visual truth on Canvas and Images — not five tabs and a hope.
Editorial Work — not a channel
Each piece (or campaign Project) has a real spine: goal, focus, plan. Status lives here — not in the thread that started it.
Launch kit · Q3
LiveShip hero + 3 social cuts by Thu review.
Focus · Lock brief language before moodboard expands
// a week in the content room
Residue, not “where’s the latest file?”
Campaign Project + editorial Work. Goal and focus set before tools scatter.
Projects · WorkPage brief cited on Work. Must-says out of chat into the room.
Pages · WorkCanvas mood + Images pins. Layout frame A selected for craft.
Canvas · ImagesSkill packs run. Needs you for voice and publish — not silent ship.
Skills · AgentsHero live; cuts on Images shelf. Next piece reuses the room.
Images · Work// proof · canvas content board
The campaign’s visual truth is already open
A Canvas content board — mood, layout frame, Images pins — bound to editorial Work. Not a dump. Not a spreadsheet of posts.
// nearby domains
Same OS, different residue
Peers that reuse Work + artifacts — different jobs and proof objects.
// faq
Common questions
Land the next piece in the room
Open editorial Work, lock a brief Page, build the Canvas board — publish with residue still attached.