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# Working on briefs

## Briefs are generated automatically

When you add an opportunity to your plan, brief generation is **triggered automatically** for each of its tasks. A detailed production brief is ready in under a minute, turning the recommendation into an executable deliverable.

An opportunity has **one or more briefs**. While they are being produced, the opportunity sits in the *Generating* state (see [Tracking in Kanban](/platform/opportunities/kanban)); once ready, you can open and work on each brief.

## Opening a brief

From an opportunity in your plan, each brief is shown as a card with an **Open** action. Opening a brief takes you to its **Brief details** page, where the full brief content is displayed alongside an AI assistant.

## Editing with AI (soon)

On the Brief details page, a conversational assistant is automatically scoped to the current brief — it knows the brief's brand, category, channel, country, and its full content. You can use it to:

* **Recap the brief** — ask the assistant to summarise or explain any of its sections.
* **Update the content** — give free-form instructions (for example, *"remove X from the Content Angle"* or *"rework the script structure"*). Edits can be applied to the whole brief or to a specific section, and are reflected directly in the Brief details panel.
* **Iterate over multiple turns** — keep refining in the same conversation; each instruction builds on the previous result.

## Editing manually

You can also work on the brief without the assistant, straight from the Brief details toolbar:

* **Edit manually** — adjust the brief content yourself.
* **Copy to clipboard** — copy the brief to paste it wherever you need it.
* **Download** — export the brief to use it outside the platform.

## Versioning

Every applied change — whether made by the assistant or manually — is saved as a **brief iteration** and recorded in the **Activity log**, so you can always see how a brief evolved.