14 AI agents organized into five domains. Every agent knows Yemz vocabulary by default — gems not stars, items not venues.
Agents share memory across sessions. What you discuss with Growth today informs Legal tomorrow.
Every great prompt has four parts:
- Context — background the agent needs
- Task — what you want done
- Constraints — rules, limits, requirements
- Output format — how to structure the response
Reference files from G:\Shared drives\Yemz\ by pasting the path directly. The agent will read it.
10 extra seconds attaching a file saves 10 minutes of revision. Always prefer the actual document over a verbal description.
Ask the right specialist. A compliance question goes to /legal, not the marketer.
- /chat/general — general questions, multi-domain topics
- /legal — contracts, compliance, corporate law
- /creative — brand, campaigns, social, content
- /monetization — revenue, partnerships, growth
When in doubt, use /chat/general — the system will route to the right agent.
- Opus — complex strategy, long documents, multi-step reasoning. Most expensive.
- Sonnet — best balance. Design generation, detailed analysis, code.
- Haiku — quick lookups, simple edits, voting. Cheapest.
The system auto-selects models. Opus for chat depth, Sonnet for generation, Haiku for agent voting.
- Too vague — "help with marketing" vs "draft 3 Instagram captions for our Roma Norte launch"
- Wrong agent — asking Creative for legal advice wastes credits and gets bad output
- No context — not attaching the actual brief or document you're referencing
- Chain of short messages — one detailed prompt beats five follow-ups
- Forgetting output format — "make it a table" or "bullet points" prevents wall-of-text replies
The Five-Word Rule: if you can describe your task in 5 words, your prompt is too short. Add context.
Prompt checklist:
- Did I specify the output format?
- Did I attach relevant Drive files?
- Am I asking the right agent?
- Did I give enough context to avoid a follow-up?
- Is this one clear request, not three bundled?