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How do I find my way around Fuzzbucket?

Find your way around Fuzzbucket

Learn where Dashboard, Workspaces, Products, Brand media, Brand Brain, Content, and Settings live.

Fuzzbucket separates durable brand knowledge from the campaign work you create with it. The main areas have different jobs.

Dashboard

The dashboard is now a creation entry point, not only a status page. The Ask Fuzz composer can start a workspace from a written brief. You can attach local files or Brand media, select skills, choose automatic or specific models, and dictate a prompt when microphone access is available. Suggested prompts and recent workspaces help you resume or begin quickly.

Brands and No Brand

A brand is the context boundary for your work. Select the active brand before opening Brand Brain or starting a brand-backed workspace. Choose No Brand for work that should not inherit a Brand Profile. Create a new brand when you are working with a genuinely different identity, business, or client—not for every campaign.

Brand Brain

Brand Brain is the strategy and memory surface for the selected brand. Its Overview brings together current strategy, plans, and readiness. Its Knowledge tab contains the Markdown documents shared with agents. In No Brand scope, the Knowledge tab remains available as the owner's shared No Brand library while the brand strategy overview does not.

Products and Brand media

Products lists the reusable product records imported from official brand sources. Brand media lists saved source visuals, uploads, and generated assets associated with the active brand. Both are brand-scoped libraries; No Brand workspaces keep their files with the workspace instead.

Workspaces

A workspace is the production surface for a campaign or creative stream. It combines conversation, generated nodes, assets, and a canvas. Use separate workspaces when the goal, campaign, or body of work needs its own history and organization.

On desktop, a workspace can use a simpler focused view or the full canvas experience. Mobile uses the simpler workspace presentation.

Content

The content library collects generated work across workspaces. Use it to review, filter, download, and manage output without reopening every conversation.

Settings and billing

Settings contains account preferences, connected services, and billing controls available to your account. Credits and model use are visible in the product so you can understand generation cost before and after work runs.

A useful first route

  1. Select a brand or deliberately choose No Brand.
  2. For brand-backed work, review Products, Brand media, and Brand Brain when the task depends on them.
  3. Enter a concrete brief in the dashboard composer or open an existing workspace.
  4. Generate and review creative work.
  5. Use Content to find finished assets later.

Continue with Workspace basics.

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