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Accounts and profiles

Keep every generated draft recognizably consistent with the account.

What an account profile contains

PrismAI summarizes durable communication patterns from representative public content.

  • Core content pillars and recurring topics
  • Tone, pacing, and sentence preferences
  • Common openings, structures, and engagement habits
  • Terms and positioning the account should avoid
PrismAI Accounts page
Use Accounts to add and inspect content identities. A profile should describe the account’s normal behavior, not one campaign or viral post.

When to analyze again

Refresh the profile when positioning, audience, or long-term style changes. Put short campaigns in project context instead of overwriting the account’s durable voice.

Profile quality checklist

Use representative content rather than only viral posts. Confirm that the resulting profile describes the normal account, not a temporary campaign.

Validate an account profile

A person familiar with the account should review every new profile. The goal is a durable description of normal communication, not a word-for-word reconstruction of past posts.

  • Select three representative posts that were not used for analysis.
  • Check whether the profile explains their topics, tone, and structure.
  • Remove traits caused by a temporary campaign or isolated viral post.
  • Add required terminology and explicit boundaries.
  • Generate a test draft and assess recognizability without imitation.
Note

Profiles support consistency. They must not be used to impersonate a person or copy a creator’s distinctive expression.

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Last updated August 2026