Product
Keep every fact your decks rely on in one typed graph.
Logos, metrics, charts, case studies, copy blocks, bios. Each asset carries a schema, a freshness state, and an approver. The agent and your team pull from the same source. The slide is built from facts your brand owns.
In the product
One catalogue. Every fact, typed and traceable.
The catalogue
Eight asset kinds, each with a schema.
Logos, metrics, charts, case studies, copy blocks, images, bios, pricing — every asset carries its own schema, a freshness state, and an approver. Your team and the agent search the same typed graph; a slide is built from facts your brand owns, not a number from a Slack message.
How the agent searches itAcme — primary mark
ARR growth
Win rate by quarter
Northwind rollout
Boilerplate — company
Founder bio — CEO
The mechanism
Each kind carries its own contract.
Logos carry the variants (primary, dark background, light background, monochrome), the clear-space ratio, and a minimum size. The agent picks the variant that fits the slide background.
Metrics carry the label, the value, the unit, a format hint, a source, an approver, and an approved-at timestamp. A metric goes stale on a cadence the brand team sets, and the validation engine flags any deck that uses a stale metric.
Case studies carry the customer, the industry, the deal size, the headline metric (referenced by ID), the quote with attribution and named permission, and the long-form and short-form story.
Charts carry the data, the chart type, and the rendering hints. Re-rendered in your brand on every deck.
Usage rules and relationships
Set a rule once. The validation engine watches every deck.
Each asset carries a usage rule. A logo marked external_only cannot appear in an internal deck. A case study with named_permission: false cannot ship with the customer name visible. A metric past its freshness window cannot ship until the approver re-confirms it.
And nothing floats: a case study points at a logo, a metric points at an approver, a chart points at the data behind it. The audit trail walks from the deck to the slide to the metric to the approver in one query. The rules are how compliance teams sleep.
See it work