> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.depost.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Your content strategy
> The stored profile — audience, goals, offer, topics — that shapes everything Depost AI writes.
Behind every draft, idea and plan sits a strategy profile: who you're talking to, what you
want, what you sell, what you talk about. Getting it right changes output more than any
individual prompt does.
## Seeing it
Ask *"show me my current strategy"* and you get what's stored — audience, goals, offer,
topic focus.
Worth doing early. Most people have never looked at it, and it was inferred from their
profile and posts rather than stated.
## Reviewing it
Ask *"review my strategy"* and Depost AI assesses what's there — what's too broad, what's
misaligned with what you actually publish — and proposes a replacement.
**A review proposes. It does not save.** The change sits pending until you apply it —
which is deliberate, since a strategy quietly rewriting itself would change every future
draft without you noticing. If you want the change, say *"apply that"*.
That behavior is the most common source of confusion in this area. People review, agree
with the proposal, move on, and wonder later why nothing changed.
## Changing it
| Ask for | What happens |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Update my strategy** | Change specific fields directly |
| **Review my strategy** | Get a proposed change, not saved |
| **Refine that** | Adjust the pending proposal before applying |
| **Apply that** | Save the pending proposal |
| **Reset my strategy** | Back to what Depost AI infers from your profile and posts |
**Refine** is the useful middle step. If a proposal is 80% right, say what's wrong and
refine it rather than accepting and re-editing afterwards.
## What to get right
"B2B founders" produces generic output because it describes millions of people.
"Technical founders doing their first marketing hire" produces specifics.
Secondary goals add range. A profile with four equal priorities has none, and the
output reads that way.
This is what lets a post mention your product without lurching into a pitch.
Revisit the strategy when output feels persistently off, rather than fighting it prompt by
prompt. A wrong profile is a fault you re-encounter on every request.
## Related
What the strategy shapes most visibly.
The other half of what output is built from.
Preferences that persist alongside the strategy.
Evidence for whether the strategy is working.