This is where Smith beats a consumer chatbot: answers grounded in your own files. This is one of the 11 Playbook categories. Each play below is a single move you can run right now, tagged by effort. Filter to the quick ones if you are just getting started.
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What is a play?
A play is a single move you can run in Smith right now: one prompt, one result. Each is tagged by effort so you can pick the quick wins first. Plays are grouped into 11 categories; this article is one of them. For multi-step workflows that combine several moves, see the Recipes.
The Plays
Each card is one play. The badge shows the effort: Quick is a single prompt, Few steps adds a little setup, and Setup is a build-once move that pays off repeatedly.
Do: Build one folder of your reference material, SOPs, past proposals, pricing, FAQs, and keep adding to it. Select it when you have a question.
Get: "What's our standard answer to X?" answered instantly from your own material
WorkspaceDo: Select a folder of past work: "draft a proposal section using the wins in this folder."
Get: A draft anchored to real material, not generic filler
WorkspaceDo: Combine a process-expert persona with a folder of your SOPs and process docs. Point new hires at it.
Get: New hires self-serve answers instead of interrupting you with "how do Iā¦"
Personas + WorkspaceDo: Upload the questions you get asked repeatedly (or answer from your Me + reference folders). Build a persona instructed to answer only from those files. Ask it your recurring questions instead of digging.
Get: A little assistant that answers your job's repeat questions on demand
Personas + WorkspaceDo: "Find the wording we used in the last SOW for X."
Get: Stop rewriting what you've already written well
WorkspaceDo: Keep one folder per client. Before any call: "brief me on this account."
Get: Instant context recall on any account
WorkspaceDo: Upload the handbook and policies: "what's the rule on X."
Get: Answers without hunting through a 90-page PDF
WorkspaceSee It in Action
Here is one of these plays running, so you know what to expect before you try it yourself.
Grounded first drafts
Point Smith at a workspace folder and it drafts from your real documents, with sources you can trace.
Next Steps: Pick one play and run it on something real today. When single moves feel natural, the Recipes show how to chain them into repeatable workflows. Working through your first month? The First 30 Days plan tells you which plays to use each week.
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Playbook 10: Role-Based Plays
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Playbook 8: Multi-Model Moves
The previous category of plays.
Smith Recipes
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