Pitching & outreach
Teach Cue.
Cue drafts in your voice — and when it misses, you correct it once and keep the correction forever. Briefs, guidelines, highlight-to-teach.
Two panels on every pitch
The room carries a brief — "how to write this pitch" — free text that runs before Cue drafts anything for this pitch, autosaved as you type. Under it sits learned from you: the durable guidelines stack, account-wide rules plus this pitch's own, newest first. Every rule rides every future draft and the composer's lint.
Highlight to teach
Click a sentence — or drag-select any run — of a Cue-authored draft and file a rule on the spot: pick a reason chip or say it in your own words, scope it to this pitch or your whole account, and flip say it my way if you want your exact phrasing used verbatim.
It propagates
Filing a rule can update the draft you're looking at in the same motion, and the room offers to redraft the earlier notes it now knows are off. Account-scoped rules sweep wider — Cue proposes the edits as diffs, and you apply them where you agree.
Everywhere Cue drafts
The teach affordance ships on every surface that shows a Cue draft — the note sheet, the personalization deck's cards, the people list's draft reader, the composer. If Cue wrote it, you can teach on it.