Oleno Play Library
Start with a defined process. See what information it needs, what to make and where to review it. Keep the original to refer back to as you develop your team's version.
A launch brief, a sales narrative, a product video. Save the process behind the work as a Play, with the company information it needs, the steps to follow and the points where you want to review the work.
Let's use that one. About 45 seconds. I want governance, MCP and plays in there. Especially someone starting work in one chat and someone else picking it up.
I agree. It still feels like checkboxes. Make it 60 seconds if that gives us room. Think about a CMO hearing this for the first time.
Building a good AI workflow for yourself is doable. It gets harder when your team, freelancers and AI agents are working in different tools. Everyone needs the same positioning, product details and buyer context.
The Oleno Play Library gives your team a starting point for work such as a competitive comparison, a buyer guide or a product marketing article. Adapt the questions, sources and review steps to the way your team works.
Already have a useful process? Build a custom Play for it. Keep the instructions that made the difference, whether you're developing a launch story, writing a video script or preparing a sales deck.
Start with a defined process. See what information it needs, what to make and where to review it. Keep the original to refer back to as you develop your team's version.
Add the questions you always ask, the examples worth following and the checks you don't want skipped. Try a draft privately before sharing the version you want the team to use.
A Play can bring together the product details, positioning, buyer information and sources relevant to the job. For author-led writing, include the author's guidance and original writing samples so the AI tool has something specific to learn from.
The process gives that information a job. Check the buyer before writing the brief. Agree on the story before drafting the script. Review the claims before handing the work to production.
In Oleno's own video project, the brief started at 45 seconds. Reviewing the story led to a longer script, with more room to explain how the team works across AI tools.
The saved work kept the revised narration, visual plan and review decisions together. The next stage could start with the agreed story and the reasons behind it.
Yes. You can create and update a Play through a connected AI tool, including its inputs, steps, expected work and review points. You can also adapt a Play from the Oleno library.
Your connected AI tool does the writing, analysis and production using the tools available to it. Oleno provides the process and company information, and keeps the work you save.
Existing saved work stays linked to the version it used. Your team can improve the process for future work while keeping the earlier steps and decisions available.
No. People still need access to the saved work and its sources. Sharing a process does not open up private projects.
See how an Oleno library Play or your own process can guide the work, with drafts and decisions saved along the way.