Intelligence Library
Stop explaining your business from scratch every time.
Good analysis needs to know who you are. The Intelligence Library is where your team puts that understanding once — what the organisation does, who it serves, what it stands behind — so it is available to the parts of CiteWorth that need it rather than being re-supplied each time.
No card required.
- Added by your team
- Reused across workflows
- Yours to revise
Held once
- What the organisation does
- Who it serves
- Positioning and claims
- Terms your market uses
Drawn on by
- Evidence interpretation
- Opportunities
- Operator
- Content work
The problem it addresses
Context drift is what makes AI output feel almost right.
When a system does not hold a stable understanding of your organisation, every interaction starts from a slightly different guess. The output is fluent, plausible, and subtly wrong about who you are — and correcting it becomes a permanent tax.
Without persistent context
- The same background gets re-explained in every session
- Your positioning is inferred rather than known
- Two people get answers built on different assumptions
- Corrections are made once and then lost
With a library
- The understanding is written down once and revised deliberately
- Your own words for your market are the ones used
- The starting point is the same for everyone on the team
- A correction sticks, because it lives somewhere
What lives here
The things a capable outsider would need to know before commenting on your business.
This is knowledge your team contributes and controls. Nothing is gathered on your behalf — the Library holds what you decide belongs in it.
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What you actually do
The business in your terms, rather than as inferred from a homepage.
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Who you serve
The audiences and segments that matter, and the ones that do not.
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Positioning
How you distinguish yourself, and the ground you intend to hold.
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Claims you stand behind
The statements about your business you are prepared to support.
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Language
The vocabulary your market uses, including what you avoid saying.
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Context that keeps recurring
The background that would otherwise be re-explained every time.
Being precise about this
What the Intelligence Library is not.
- Not a crawler or a scan It does not go and collect this. Your team decides what goes in.
- Not an audit It makes no judgement about your business. It holds what you tell it.
- Not a general database It is working context for intelligence tasks, not a store for everything.
- Not a gate You are not required to complete it before CiteWorth is useful. It improves what you get.
An honest limit
Persistent context reduces drift. It does not eliminate the possibility of a wrong or awkward output, and we will not claim otherwise. What it does is make the starting assumptions yours rather than inferred.
Where it gets used
Written once, drawn on where it genuinely helps.
Context is applied where knowing your business changes the quality of the result — not indiscriminately across everything.
Sharpens
Opportunities
Relevance judged against what your business actually cares about.
Grounds
Operator
Questions answered from a consistent understanding of the organisation.
Informs
Claim Cards
Claims held against the positioning you have set out.
Shapes
Content Studio
Content work briefed in your language rather than generic phrasing.
What the Intelligence Library connects to
Context is only worth holding because of what it improves downstream.
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Uses it most
Operator
The conversational interface across your evidence and context.
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Sharpened by it
Opportunities
Prioritisation informed by what your business cares about.
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Interpreted with it
Citations
Answer evidence read against your positioning.
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Shaped by it
Content Studio
Content work grounded in your own language.
Give CiteWorth a consistent understanding of your organisation.
Start with an evidence pass, then build the context that makes the analysis yours.
Want help setting up your context? Talk to us