For the engine to write pages worth publishing, it needs two things from you: it has to sound like you, and it has to be accurate. Brand voice and the source of truth are where you give it both.

## Brand voice

On the Brand voice page you teach the engine your tone. Paste real examples of how you write, landing-page copy, blog snippets, sales emails, into the corpus. The more long-form prose it has to learn from, the closer every generated page sounds to you. You can also ingest a blog or doc URL instead of pasting. New samples wait for a quick review before they feed the engine.

## Source of truth

The source of truth is the facts the engine writes from: your product, your competitors, and your brand voice corpus. The publish-readiness checklist shows whether each one is in place.

This is a hard gate. Until product truth, competitor truth, and the voice corpus are populated, the engine will not publish, so it can never invent claims about a product it does not understand. Optional items, like an off-limits list, sharpen the output further.

Keep these current, and every future page the engine writes stays on-message and on-brand, automatically.