Draft profile copy with consent
Use optional AI assistance to create a profile draft that you review before anything is applied or published.
Prepare the source context
Complete the role, location, visual direction, experience, services and portfolio goal before asking for a draft. The assistant can organise the context you provide; it cannot know which credits, capabilities, prices or availability statements are true.
AI assistance is optional and requires an explicit consent choice for the profile context used in that request. If consent is unavailable, withdrawn or the provider is not configured, keep writing manually.
- Check the source fields first.
- Give consent only for this intended request.
- Keep sensitive or unnecessary details out of the prompt.
Review the draft as an editor
Read every sentence for factual accuracy, tone and specificity. Remove invented clients, awards, locations, metrics, availability or guarantees. Replace generic praise with concrete language about your practice and the projects you want next.
A generated draft is not published automatically. Apply it only after you would be comfortable saying the same words to a prospective collaborator.
Keep control of the final record
Applying a draft changes the editable profile fields; it does not create verification or client proof. You can discard the suggestion, revise it by hand or withdraw future AI consent from Settings.
Treat AI provenance and consent history as part of responsible profile maintenance. A polished sentence is still your public claim and should remain supportable.