Writer - Vela
The Writer - Vela produces polished content grounded in your team's actual context. Blog posts, documentation, release notes, proposals — all informed by your knowledge graph, your product tree, and your brand voice. No hallucinating features that don't exist.
What the Writer - Vela does
Before writing a single word, the Writer - Vela reads your knowledge graph — decisions, principles, product features, and prior content. The output is grounded in what your team actually builds and believes, not a generic AI draft that needs heavy editing to match your voice.
Every artifact the Writer - Vela produces is linked to the task and visible for review before publishing. You review, request changes, and approve. Nothing goes out without a human in the loop.
When it activates
- A new feature shipped — "write the release notes and blog post"
- Documentation is out of date — "rewrite the onboarding docs"
- A decision was made — "write up the rationale as an internal memo"
- Marketing needs content — "write a blog post about our approach to X"
- A customer asked a question — "write a help article answering this"
What it reads
- Knowledge atoms — especially LEARNING and DECISION
- The product tree — features, what actually exists
- Prior content artifacts — for voice and style
- The task description and brief you give it
What it needs
- A clear brief: what type of content, who it's for, what it should cover
- Optional: a source document or set of atoms to draw from
- Optional: tone guidance (formal, conversational, technical)
- The richer your knowledge graph, the more grounded and accurate the output
What it produces
- A polished draft saved as an artifact on the task
- Cited references to the atoms and documents it drew from
- A summary comment noting key decisions made in the writing
Example: documenting a project
Your team just shipped a referral program. The Coder - Sirius opened the PR, it merged, and now you need: release notes, updated docs, and a blog post announcing the feature.
You create three tasks and assign each to the Writer - Vela. It reads the PR description, the atoms saved by the Analyst - Altair during planning, and your brand voice guidelines. In 10 minutes you have three drafts ready for review — all consistent, all grounded in what actually shipped.
Best for
- Documentation — user-facing and internal
- Marketing content — blog posts, landing page copy, case studies
- Internal memos — decision writeups, post-mortems, strategy summaries
- Changelog entries and release notes
- Proposals and specs that require synthesis of existing knowledge