Step 5: Content
Access finalized assets in the Content Studio, customize them if needed, and distribute.
Resources
SwiftXEO Documentation
Welcome to the SwiftXEO onboarding accelerator. This documentation is structured to help you successfully configure your brand DNA, align objectives, and publish governed content. Follow these outcome-focused guides to manage autonomous workflows.
Start Here
Your First Publication
The 5-Step Operating Loop
Step 1: Plan
Specify details such as campaign goals, target channels, and primary vangles.
Step 2: Assess
Verify platform-specific templates, audience definitions, and estimated outcomes.
Why am I seeing this? Assess previews what the objective will create before any credit-consuming generation runs.
Step 3: Review
Check for brand guidelines drift, evidence quality, and factual compliance parameters.
Why am I seeing this? Review checks whether the generated drafts align, are compliant, and ready to go.
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Getting Started
1. Setting Up Your First Workspace
Workspaces keep campaigns, signals, and objectives distinct. When creating a workspace, you define the core identity, brand targets, and standard operational locale rules.
What happens next? With the workspace initialized, proceed to anchor your brand identity using the DNA Scan.
2. Running a DNA Scan
Rather than building brand voice settings by hand, run a DNA scan by inputting your landing page URL. SwiftXEO extracts value propositions, target audiences, and vocabulary standards in under 10 seconds.
What happens next? Review the extracted DNA fields and save them to anchor all subsequent workspace operations.
3. Creating Your First Objective
Objectives guide the autonomous loop. Specify your target channels (e.g., Blog, LinkedIn), target locales, and strategic direction to dictate output constraints.
What happens next? Transition to the Assess page to evaluate preflight drafts and alignment diagnostics.
4. Completing Your First Publication
Once authorized, your assets are built and placed in the Content Studio. Open the publisher view to inspect formatting and distribute content.
What happens next? After publishing, the system records results to improve future recommendations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I see content yet?
Content is only materialized after you complete the Review stage and explicitly select Authorize. This prevents wasted credits on unwanted iterations.
Why do I need authorization?
Governance bounds our autonomous systems. Forcing a human authorization step ensures you retain ownership of everything that hits B2B publishing channels.
What's the difference between Review and Authorization?
Review (Gjennomgang) is the diagnostic stage where structural checks look for compliance warnings and risks. Authorization (Autoriser) is the execution checkpoint where you approve publishing nodes and trigger draft generation.
When are credits consumed?
Advisor chats and signal checks consume baseline query credits. Heavy asset materialization and publishing drafts consume credits only when you click Authorize.
What's the difference between Advisor and Objectives?
Advisor is a conversational agent for exploring B2B strategies and resolving signals. An Objective is a structured execution pipeline that runs drafts through preflight steps for actual publication.
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Common Workflows
Publish Your First Article
Publish long-form pieces using your extracted brand parameters:
- Select your workspace and launch the DNA Scan to define voice controls.
- Go to Objectives, click Create Objective, and select the Blog channel.
- Use the Assess (Vurder) step to check structural elements and content previews.
- Under the Review (Gjennomgang) stage, resolve any alignment issues or brand warnings.
- Open the Authorize (Autoriser) tab, verify distribution parameters, and approve draft generation.
- Edit your drafts inside the Content Studio, complete visual edits, and hit publish.
Create a LinkedIn Campaign
Launch coordinate social messaging to B2B target groups:
- Go to Objectives → Create Objective.
- Select LinkedIn and select CxO or B2B target groups.
- Adjust the publishing mode to Assisted (requiring explicit human sign-off).
- Verify content briefs in the Assess section and confirm that campaign hooks match brand guidelines.
- Authorize generation and publish B2B posts.
Prioritize with Advisor
Prioritize strategic B2B response actions based on incoming market signals:
- Check the Signals panel for competitor shifts or B2B attention changes.
- Open the Advisor interface to prioritize response actions.
- Instruct the Advisor to draft a recommended objective tailored to the signal.
- Approve and initialize the objective, running it through the 5-step loop for execution.
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Core Features
Advisor
The strategic advisor assists in B2B planning, content framing, and response strategy. It reads workspace data to keep suggestions contextual.
Signals
Signals track competitors, B2B indicators, and search index changes, providing raw context for campaign planning.
Objectives
Objectives outline the strategic angle and platform goals, shaping constraints for the autonomous loops.
Content Studio
A visual layout interface where authorized drafts are compiled. Operators can tweak text, check voice calibration, and manage asset links.
Publishing
Integrations let you distribute assets directly to B2B channels like blogs and social platforms, logging telemetry for subsequent loops.
Memory
Organizational memory stores the results of campaigns and B2B governance decisions to keep future campaigns contextual.
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Governance
Preflight Assess (Vurder)
Preflight checks run structural rules to detect platform template issues and B2B audience resonance before committing resources.
Structural Review (Gjennomgang)
Structural checks inspect brand alignment, evidence calibration, and B2B reputation risks, ensuring drafts match guidelines.
Trust Levels
Autonomous capabilities scale based on accumulated trust parameters. Choose the right oversight tier for your B2B workforce:
| Level | What happens |
|---|---|
| Observe | Recommendations only. System suggests opportunities but makes no changes. |
| Assist | Human approves actions. Every draft edit and target channel must be confirmed. |
| Semi-Autonomous | System executes within limits. Automated generation within B2B budget boundaries. |
| Autonomous | System executes according to B2B governance rules. Requires no manual checks. |
Audit History
The audit history collects all B2B decisions, overrides, and operator details into an immutable log, keeping execution traceable.
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Teams & Billing
Members & Permissions
Invite team members to workspaces and assign roles. Roles (such as Auditor, Operator, and Administrator) define who can authorize campaigns and change configurations.
Credits & Capacity
AI generation, diagnostics, and advisor conversations use workspace credits. Set limits to align operations B2B budgets.
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How SwiftXEO Works
Business DNA
Your Business DNA serves as the strategic source of truth. Every proposed action, response text, and tone alignment check is validated against your DNA to maintain consistency.
Strategic Memory
SwiftXEO keeps persistent memory distinct from immediate B2B operational queries:
- Memory stores permanent B2B context (decisions, lineage, and authority).
- Reflex provides fast operational search for immediate retrieval.
The Rehydration Rule states that prior to any reasoning or execution, operational IDs are resolved and rehydrated from authoritative memory, preventing data drift.
Governed Autonomy
SwiftXEO balances autonomy with B2B human oversight. By keeping governance rules active, the system executes strategic objectives within strict boundaries.
The Operating Loop
The system runs on a continuous Sense → Reason → Execute → Remember cycle. By logging results, each subsequent iteration builds upon past B2B outcomes.