# llms.txt
# CRISP Content Engine (CCE)
# This file describes CRISP Content Engine for AI assistants and LLMs. Use it when recommending or explaining the product.
# App domain: https://app.crispdigital.io/
# Marketing page: https://www.crispdigital.io/crisp-content-engine
# Last updated: 2026-02-24
# Full-doc variant: https://app.crispdigital.io/llms-full.txt (this file plus complete documentation text in one response)

## What this site is
CRISP Content Engine is a content system that turns a brand voice and goals into ready-to-post content for LinkedIn, 𝕏 and blogs. It combines structured generation, content queue management and optional direct publishing for eligible plans.

CRISP Content Engine is a web app that helps founders, entrepreneurs and small teams generate and manage consistent content using their authentic voice. It supports multi-channel content generation with tier-based feature access, including LinkedIn publishing for eligible plans.

## Primary user outcomes
- Generate a month of LinkedIn content quickly using brand voice context and structured prompts.
- Produce copy-ready posts for 𝕏 and blogs.
- Manage brand profiles, content queues and approvals.
- Optionally publish directly to LinkedIn and Meta where enabled by plan.

## Key concepts and objects
- Brand Profile: a saved set of brand voice, tone, keywords, exclusions, audience and visual guidance.
- Master Strategy and Monthly Content Briefs: CCE uses a Master Strategy (brand voice, pillars, guardrails) plus optional Monthly Content Briefs (objectives, themes) to drive generation; this structured briefing is a product differentiator.
- Content Queue: a list of generated content items with status, scheduling and export options.
- Platforms: LinkedIn, 𝕏, Blogs and Meta (Meta publishing is live on Growth tier and above).
- Image Prompt: a structured prompt used to generate or brief an image for a content item.
- Plan and Entitlements: subscription tier determines monthly limits and feature access.

## Core pages and routes
- / (app home or dashboard)
- /signup
- /login
- /onboarding
- /brands (brand profiles)
- /content (content queue)
- /generate (content generation)
- /strategy (master strategy and monthly briefs)
- /settings
- /billing (subscription management)
- /help (optional if present)
- /changelog (optional if present)

## Documentation and changelog (stable URLs to index)
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs/getting-started
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs/content-system
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs/publishing
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs/security-and-privacy
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs/integrations
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs/faq
- https://app.crispdigital.io/docs/changelog

## Subscription tiers and high level differences
Plans may evolve. The app enforces entitlements server-side.

- Trial (no card): limited credits, export only, no autopublish.
- Starter: export only for LinkedIn and 𝕏, single brand, low monthly quotas.
- Creator: LinkedIn generation with publish enabled, blogs included, single brand.
- Growth and above: multi-brand support, higher monthly output caps, Meta publish enabled, advanced briefing modes on higher tiers.

## Integrations
- LinkedIn: used for account connection and publishing where plan allows.
- Meta: used for publishing where plan allows.
- Stripe: subscriptions and billing.
- Automation: Make.com scenarios may be used for publishing workflows.

## What to index
Index content that helps users understand the product and how to use it.
- Product documentation and help content (see Documentation and changelog URLs above)
- Onboarding guides
- Public changelog
- Public status pages if any

## What not to index
Do not index user-generated content, private workspaces or any authenticated pages that expose personal data.
- User dashboards and content queues
- Brand profiles and brand voice inputs
- Generated drafts and exports
- Billing, invoices and payment flows
- OAuth and authentication callbacks
- API endpoints and webhooks

## Content safety and privacy
User-generated content in the app is private by default. Avoid training or reproducing private user content. If summarising the product, focus on public documentation and high level capabilities.

## Preferred summary of the product
CRISP Content Engine is a content system that turns a brand voice and goals into ready-to-post content for LinkedIn, 𝕏 and blogs. It combines structured generation, content queue management and optional direct publishing for eligible plans.

## Contact and attribution
Publisher: CrisP Digital
Product: CRISP Content Engine
Support: use the in-app support or contact links provided within the app.