Brand and sources
Your brand brain
What Goose knows about your brand, where it learned it and how you change it.
Open My brand to read your brand knowledge. Goose keeps facts, products, claims and evidence, voice, visual identity, customer quotes and the sources behind them.
Learn from your sources
Goose reads your website and supplied sources. You can add links, pasted text, documents, original product photos, logos, fonts and other brand files. Saving a file in Files keeps it available; ask your AI app to learn from it when you want its contents added to Brain.
Sources shows the places Goose reads, their last update and any problem. You can add, pause, resume, refresh or remove a source. Removing a source stops future reads and keeps what Goose already learned.
Check a proposed change
Open My brand, then Brand updates. Review the proposed facts and their evidence. Leave out individual changes when needed, then approve or reject the draft. Your AI app can propose a change, but you approve it here.
Tell your AI app when a fact is wrong, or edit it in My brand. If someone changed the same fact first, review the newest version before saving your change.
Products, voice and look
Keep product names, prices, original photos and availability current. Add the brand's logo, colors, fonts and voice rules. Read or clear saved taste preferences when you want to review what Goose knows about your look.
Customer quotes keep their source and consent. Record consent before using someone's words publicly. A claim needs evidence and an approval status; source material from a competitor does not prove your own claim.
Search and saved versions
Ask your AI app a specific question to search the brand's facts and sources. Keep the source link with the answer. When a fact is missing, add the evidence or answer the question yourself.
Brand guide holds the pages your AI app reads. Past versions keeps earlier brand knowledge and lets you undo a change. Brand updates save together, so a partly approved draft does not leave half its changes published.
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