Chat context
Point an agent at another Creative instead of pasting its contents.
How it works
Attach another Creative as context and the agents in this chat can read its description and descendants up to each agent's configured child-depth limit as part of answering. The link is live, so editing the source Creative changes what the agent sees on the next message. Nothing is copied into the conversation.
Context is inherited
A Creative inherits the contexts attached to its parents. Attaching your team's conventions once near the top of a tree means every chat underneath already knows them, and you are not re-pasting the same brief into every thread.
Linking inline
The /creative command inserts a link to another Creative in the message itself. In an AI chat, that linked Creative is injected with descendants up to the same configured depth for that exchange — useful for a one-off reference you do not want permanently attached.
Tips
- Context is what an agent reads, not what it may change — sharing governs write access separately.
- Each agent has a configured child-depth limit: six descendant levels by default, while zero includes only the referenced Creative. Deeper descendants are not sent to that agent.
- Attach the narrowest Creative that answers the question; a large subtree costs the agent attention it could spend on your actual request.