Docs
Content workflows
Turn capture, knowledge, topic planning, drafts, and media results into one reusable creation pipeline.
Beav is not only about finishing one generation — it is about making every capture, every draft, and every review something the next task can reuse.
The recommended path
- Create a workspace: divide by account, client, niche, or long-term project.
- Capture sources: save web pages, comments, images, videos, and local files, and keep the sources.
- Organize originals and production assets: keep captured content and its media in Knowledge Base, and production files in the asset library. Product and character collections remain available. See the file-management guide for the development-build scope of new folder and source actions.
- Set a direction: choose the audience, question, point of view, source material, platform, and any constraints for this piece.
- Generate drafts: produce the post, video script, voiceover script, titles, and content structure.
- Finish media tasks: generate or process covers, illustrations, video clips, audio, and subtitles.
- Review and reuse: save the final draft, publishing feedback, and results, and feed them into the next round of topic planning.
Do not keep only chat results
Save important work as an editable draft, media asset, or project file. Text left only in chat has no source or version, so it is harder to find and reuse later.
Next steps
- Links, subscriptions, and account profiles
- From capture to draft
- Upload note links from your phone
- Organize knowledge, assets, and manuscripts
- Share assets to your phone and drop files into Beav
- Import and use an Eagle library
- Explore trends
- Creation templates
- Images, video, and audio
- Video editing and smart talking-head cuts
- Built-in mini tools
- Environment variables and scripts
- Daily brief and today's plan
- Manuscripts, packages, and publishing
- Bring an external Agent into the workflow