Guidelines
Guidelines are short markdown documents that shape how Adlyse’s AI behaves for your organization. They’re the canonical place for brand voice, industry context, platform-specific playbooks, and any rules the assistant must follow.
The four system slugs#
Every org has four system guidelines:
| Slug | Purpose |
|---|---|
adlyse | Overarching assistant instructions — tone, caution level, escalation rules |
brand | Brand voice, audience, product, taboos |
google | Google Ads-specific playbook (platform-gated: only injected for Google accounts) |
meta | Meta Ads-specific playbook (platform-gated) |
You can also create org-specific slugs for internal rules that don’t fit a system slug.
When guidelines are injected#
adlyseandbrandare always included in the assistant’s system prompt.googleandmetaare conditionally injected based on which ad accounts the current thread has access to.- All four are readable through
adlyse-insights.list_guidelines/get_guidelineso external agents can load the same context.
Editing#
From AI Studio → Guidelines, pick a slug and edit the markdown. Saves go through a short review lane: new content lives as a draft until an admin marks it production. Old versions remain readable so you can roll back or inspect what was live when a past decision was made.
The assistant itself can propose draft updates through the suggest_guideline_draft tool — when it notices a missing rule, a consistently useful pattern, or outdated instruction over the course of a conversation. Drafts appear in the same review lane; a human always promotes them.
Seeded at onboarding#
When you first sign up and complete the onboarding wizard, Adlyse runs a background brand-research job that scrapes your website, analyzes competitor URLs you provide, and produces a first-pass brand guideline. You can keep, edit, or discard it.