Content Playbook

Written guidance your agents read before they create cubes, and that Rubikc uses when it writes product copy during a transform. It is advice, not a rule — nothing is blocked if a cube does not follow it.

Why it is worth filling in

An agent does not know your brand unless you write it down. With a playbook, drafts sound like you and look like the cubes you already like; without one, they fall back on generic guidance.

Every field starts with Rubikc’s starter guidance, and the screen shows Using Rubikc starter defaults until you change something. Replace it with your own; Reset To Starter puts it back.

What to write

Be specific and prescriptive. Vague guidance produces vague content.

Section	What goes in it
Brand and copy	How you sound, what you can claim, and words to avoid
Visual style	Imagery, crop, colour, and how a cube should look
Example cubes	Cubes an agent should open and imitate before it drafts. Up to 12

Tip

The test: could someone who has never seen your storefront write a passable cube from your playbook alone? If not, it needs more.

Keeping it current

Revisit it when your brand voice changes, or when you notice an agent consistently getting something wrong. A correction here fixes every future draft rather than one cube. An agent can also update the playbook for you if you ask it to.