Getting Started
Getting Started
Your first Studio session - from opening the interface to publishing your first article.
Sessions
Each Studio session is scoped to a domain. When you start working on a domain, Claude loads that domain's workspace - audit data, voice profile, client dossier, CMS connection, and previous articles. You can switch domains within a session, but each domain gets its own isolated context.
--resume flag for continuity. Your conversation context persists across messages within the same session.Your First Session
Navigate to Studio
Open studio.aeocontent.ai in your browser. You will be connected to a Claude Code session automatically.
Choose a domain
Tell Claude which client domain you want to work on. For example: "Let's work on example.com".
Load the client profile
Claude loads the audit data, voice profile, client dossier, and CMS connection for that domain. New domains get auto-onboarded.
Pick a skill
Click the [+] button to open the skill menu, or type a natural language request. Try "Write Article" for your first article.
Follow the workflow
Claude walks you through the steps - topic selection, research, writing, review, and publishing.
Recommended Discovery Loop
For visibility work, the recommended order is not just “fill the brief” or “run discovery.” The best results come from using both. Discovery finds what the site appears to be about. The Discovery Brief tells Studio what actually matters for the client.
Run Discovery once
Start with Quick Scan or Deep Analysis so Studio can extract the initial site-derived profile for the domain.
Fill the Discovery Brief
Open the Discovery Brief wizard and add the client-provided strategy inputs: audience, pain points, objections, proof points, preferred terms, excluded queries, and guardrails.
Review suggestion cards
If discovery already exists, the brief can show Suggested from discovery cards. Accept what is useful and replace what is wrong.
Run Deep Analysis again
Rerun discovery after saving the brief so the stored discovery object includes the updated buyer, proof, and guardrail signals.
Move into Visibility or Content
After the rerun, ChatGPT Visibility and Create Content use the updated discovery context instead of the older site-only pass.
Interface Elements
Studio uses a block-based chat interface. Messages render as structured blocks - text with markdown formatting, collapsible tool cards, and status indicators.
Auto-Onboarding
When you start working on a domain that has no existing voice profile, Studio auto-onboards it. Claude asks 2-3 questions about the brand's tone and audience, then creates an initial voice profile. You can refine this later by providing actual writing samples.