Consistent company wording
Give every agent the same wording your company uses.
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Marketing
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Company wording is the set of terms a company standardizes on: product names, how features are described, tone, and the words to avoid with their approved replacements. It usually lives in a style guide or glossary that people are meant to follow. When agents write on the company's behalf, they need the same wording to stay consistent.
Every agent invents its own vocabulary
The wording rules sit in a document that no agent reads. Each person prompts their agent differently, so the same product picks up three names, the same feature gets described three ways, and banned terms slip back into customer-facing text. The style guide exists, but nothing connects it to the tools actually producing the writing, so consistency depends on whoever remembers to paste the rules in.
Qontext as the single wording source
Store the wording rules once as a file in your context repository: the canonical names, the approved phrasings, the terms to avoid. Every Client you connect retrieves them at the moment it writes, so an agent drafting a post, an email, or docs works from the current wording instead of guessing. Change the rules in one place and the next retrieval reflects them, so the wording every agent uses stays the same without anyone re-pasting a guide.
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Save your wording rules (names, approved terms, terms to avoid) as a file in your context repository.
Connect the Clients your company writes with, so they can retrieve it.
Update the file when the wording changes; agents pick up the new version on the next retrieval.