Ask
Ask about your competitors.Get a draft you can send.
Answers are grounded in the competitors you track, with sources cited inline. Or start from an agent and get a finished document.
Two ways in: a question, or an agent
Type a question and Swiv answers it from what it has already gathered for you — the competitor profiles Swiv keeps current, and everything else in your workspace. Attach one competitor to the thread if you want the answer narrowed to them. Or pick an agent, tell it the little it needs to know, and get a document instead of a conversation.
Citations on everything
Every claim carries the page it came from
Answers and drafts carry numbered inline markers, and a Sources list underneath with the page title and a link. Hover a source and the reference lights up in the text.
Agents read only what Swiv has gathered for you. They re-read your own evidence and cite it — they don't wander off to the open web to fill a gap, so nothing turns up in a draft that you can't trace back to a page.
Start from an agent, not a blank box
An agent is a named job. You pick the job, Swiv asks for the little it needs, and what comes back is a document rather than a conversation you still have to write up.
The jobs are the ones competitive work actually runs on — answering an objection a prospect just raised, getting a rep ready for a call where a competitor will come up, and a few more besides. Each asks for the smallest amount of input that job needs, because the rest is already in your evidence and your Brain.
Drafts read like something a person wrote: they concede what's true about the competitor before they argue, and they stay specific to the deal in front of you. Agents you define yourself aren't shipping yet.
Revise it in the thread; versions are kept
The draft lives in a document pane next to the conversation. Say “make it shorter” and it rewrites in place as v2, streaming while it works, while the chat keeps a short note of what changed. A turn that only answers a question leaves the standing draft alone. Save a draft to a board — any version.
One thread, kept versions
- v1
- The draft the agent wrote from your inputs.
- v2
- “Make it shorter” — rewritten in place, streaming while it works.
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- A turn that only answers a question leaves the standing draft alone.
Grounded in your Brain
Every draft is written against your Brain — how you position yourself and how you sound. Fill it in once. It's the difference between a draft you edit and a draft you rewrite.
And the drafts start from the change feed that seeds these drafts: a change you spot there opens straight into a draft that already knows what moved.
Where this connects
Ask your first question
Track one competitor, fill in your Brain, then ask. The answer arrives with its sources attached, and you can turn it into a document without leaving the thread.