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Create Custom Document Types
Quick Answer: When none of the 22 built-in document types fit your needs, write your own instructions. Tell the AI exactly what format, structure, and tone you want.
What You’ll Learn
- How to write a custom document prompt
- What makes a good custom prompt
- Examples you can use or adapt
- When custom beats built-in
How It Works
- Open the Scribe panel (right sidebar)
- Click Master Document Generator
- Select Custom as the document type
- Write your instructions in the prompt field
- Choose your AI engine
- Click Generate
The AI reads your entire conversation and produces a document following your specific instructions.
Writing Effective Custom Prompts
Be Specific About Structure
Tell the AI exactly what sections you want:
Generate a document with these sections:
1. Executive Summary (3 sentences max)
2. Problem Definition (what's broken, who's affected)
3. Proposed Solutions (table: option, cost, timeline, risk)
4. Recommendation (which option and why)
5. Next Steps (numbered action items with owners)
Define Tone and Audience
Write this as an internal memo for our engineering team.
Tone: technical, direct, no marketing language.
Assume the reader knows our tech stack.
Set Length Constraints
Keep the total document under 500 words.
Each section should be 2-3 sentences maximum.
Use bullet points over paragraphs.
Use markdown tables for any comparisons.
Bold key terms on first use.
Include a TL;DR at the top (one sentence).
Number all recommendations.
Examples
Investor Update Email
Format this as a monthly investor update email:
- Opening: one sentence on overall status
- Metrics table: MRR, DAU, burn rate, runway
- Top 3 highlights (one sentence each)
- One challenge and how we're addressing it
- One ask (if any)
- Close: one-line forward-looking statement
Keep it under 300 words. Tone: confident, transparent, concise.
Product Requirements Document
Generate a PRD with:
- Feature name and one-line description
- User stories (as a [user], I want [action], so that [benefit])
- Acceptance criteria (given/when/then format)
- Technical constraints
- Out of scope (explicit exclusions)
- Success metrics (how we measure this worked)
Weekly Team Standup Summary
Summarize this conversation as a weekly standup:
- What we accomplished (bullet points)
- What's blocked (with blocker owner)
- What's planned next week
- Decisions made (if any)
- Risks raised (if any)
Format for Slack: use emoji bullets, keep it under 200 words.
Sales Battle Card
Create a competitive battle card:
- Our strengths vs [Competitor] (3-5 bullets)
- Their strengths vs us (honest assessment)
- Common objections and responses (table)
- Win themes (what to emphasize in pitch)
- Landmines (what NOT to discuss without prep)
Audience: sales team. Direct, actionable.
Board Meeting Prep
Prepare board meeting talking points:
- 3 key messages we want the board to leave with
- Supporting data for each message
- Anticipated tough questions and prepared responses
- Decision items requiring board input
- Framing for each decision (our recommendation + why)
When Custom Beats Built-In
Use custom prompts when:
- Your format doesn’t match any of the 22 types
- You want a specific internal format your team uses
- You need a hybrid of multiple document types
- You want very specific length/tone constraints
- You’re creating templates for repeated use
Tips
- Save your best custom prompts somewhere - you’ll reuse them
- Be explicit about what to include AND what to exclude
- If the output isn’t right, refine your prompt and regenerate - it costs nothing
- Start with a built-in type and customize from there if you’re not sure what you want
- The more specific your instructions, the better the output matches your expectations
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