Create a personalized AI that knows your business, your role, and your preferences — so every conversation starts smarter.
Both platforms let you create a custom AI assistant with built-in instructions — so you don't have to explain yourself every time you start a new conversation.
Group conversations under one umbrella with custom instructions, uploaded files, and shared context. Every chat in the project automatically follows your rules.
Create a specialized AI persona with custom instructions. Each Gem behaves like a dedicated assistant trained for a specific task or role.
Before building anything, get clear on what you want your AI assistant to help with. Pick one specific role or task.
Writes client emails in your tone and style
Creates blog posts, social content, newsletters
Helps think through business decisions
Drafts welcome materials and next steps
Creates agendas and follow-up action items
Drafts scopes of work from call notes
Write down a few details to shape your assistant:
You don't have to write the custom instructions from scratch. Use this prompt to have AI generate them for you.
Read through the generated instructions carefully. Test them mentally — would this produce the kind of responses you want? Ask AI to adjust anything that doesn't feel right. You can iterate 2–3 times until it's dialed in.
If the first output needs adjustment, try this follow-up:
"Adjust these instructions to be more [specific/concise/detailed]. Also add a section about [topic] and make sure the tone is [description]. Keep it under 500 words."
Follow the steps for whichever platform you use. Both are free.
Run a few real tasks through your assistant and see how it performs. Adjust the instructions if needed.
If the output doesn't feel right, go back and adjust the instructions. Common fixes: add more examples, tighten the tone description, or add rules about what to avoid.
Here are some popular setups our clients have built:
Drafts emails, follow-ups, and check-ins in your voice
Creates posts for LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter
Turns call notes into polished SOWs and proposals
Creates welcome packets and next-steps for new clients
Preps agendas and turns notes into action items
Writes long-form content that matches your brand voice
"Write in a warm, direct tone" works better than "be professional." Give examples of phrases you'd actually use.
If you've created a Writing Tone Blueprint (our other guide), paste it into the instructions or upload it as a file.
A focused assistant outperforms a general one. Build separate assistants for emails, content, proposals, etc.