Build your Creator Library

Keep expertise in your own words#

Creator Library stores source material such as your stories, teaching notes, recordings and examples. It helps AI work from the expertise you choose rather than inventing a generic voice.

A saved source is not independent verification of a claim. Include evidence and limits where a result might otherwise sound broader than it is.

Review before allowing use#

1. 1

   Add your own written material or an eligible recording.

2. 2

   Review and correct the transcript or source text.

3. 3

   Confirm that you own the material or have permission to use it.

4. 4

   Approve the permitted use and relevant limits.

5. 5

   Select the products that may use the approved source.

Separate shared context from product facts#

A creator profile can describe expertise, teaching principles and claim limits across products. Each product separately chooses whether to use it. Product audience, offer and inclusions remain product facts, not automatic permission to use every private source.

Changing or revoking approved source material can invalidate a pending AI suggestion. Review the new source and restart or regenerate the proposal rather than applying an outdated excerpt.

Choose what becomes public#

Approving a private source for AI context does not publish the original recording. Generated or suggested public copy should still be reviewed before it is applied.

Do not upload buyer messages, student work or private client information as your own expertise without appropriate permission. Keep original material, AI context and public sales media visibly separate.