Good context starts with a clear mission.
Six mission templates turn a project task into a useful starting brief. Choose the work, gather the sources and shape the result you want from your next AI conversation.

The documents may be ready, but the next question still needs a shape. Mission templates help you explain what the AI should do with your project context, which sources belong in the brief and what a useful answer should contain.
Start with the work in front of you
Pick up a project, review documentation, brief an engineering task, prepare a product decision, shape a creative brief or synthesize research. Each template includes a mission, a list of sources to gather and an expected result. The suggestions remain editable and work with your own selection of project documents.
Preview the mission before making it yours
Open the template chooser in Context studio. Switching between examples leaves your current mission in place. Use the selected mission when you are ready, or explicitly replace your draft. Undo mission change restores the previous text while that replacement is still current. Your selected sources stay in the brief.
Bring a practical starting point into the conversation
Each public Solutions guide now includes a relevant mission. Copy or download its Markdown template in English or French, or open it in the public demonstration. The template asks for source references, missing information and assumptions, so the expected answer includes the limits of the evidence.
Try it in your workflow
- Open the example and explore the six mission templates.
- Choose Use this mission, then adapt the goal and expected output to your project.
- Select saved sources and prepare the context. Inspect the brief before copying it into your AI conversation.
Templates contain no project documents and do not run an AI task, select sources automatically or change your MCP access. Source suggestions are a checklist, not a check of your library. Context briefs remain snapshots of saved documents, with media linked rather than attached. The public example uses demonstration data.

