# Content & media

Your agent can share images, files, and links with leads automatically. This page covers how to generate new visuals, see what your agent is currently sharing, and update any file or link that has changed.

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### Generate an image from a description

**What you get:** a custom image — a post visual, a freebie cover, a promo graphic — created from words you supply.

**When to use it:** whenever you need a quick graphic and don't want to open a design tool. Describe the look and feel you want and Claude produces it on the spot.

**Just say:**
> Generate an image for a freebie cover. It should look like a clean white ebook with a gold title that says "5 Steps to 10k Followers" and a soft pink background.

**What happens:** Claude creates the image from your description and shows it to you directly in the chat. You can download it and use it anywhere — posts, stories, your landing page.

**Tips:**
- The more specific you are about colors, style, and text, the closer the result is to what you picture.
- If the first result isn't quite right, just say what to change: "make the background darker" or "remove the text."

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### See and manage what my agent shares (my media library)

**What you get:** a clear view of every file, image, and link your agent is set up to hand out to leads.

**When to use it:** when you want to audit what leads are receiving, check whether a resource is still current, or just remind yourself what's in the library before making changes.

**Just say:**
> Show me all the files and links my agent is currently sharing with leads.

**What happens:** Claude pulls up your agent's media library and lists everything in it — file names, types, and links — so you can see at a glance what leads are getting. Nothing is changed; this is a read-only review.

**Tips:**
- Do this before a launch or funnel update to make sure everything is pointing to the right place.
- If something looks outdated or unfamiliar, you can ask Claude to swap it out right from the same conversation.

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### Swap out a freebie or link the agent sends

**What you get:** your agent updated so leads receive the new file or link instead of the old one, effective immediately.

**When to use it:** whenever you've updated a PDF, moved a video to a new URL, changed your checkout link, or created a new freebie and want the agent to start sending that instead.

**Just say:**
> Update the freebie my agent sends. The new PDF link is [your new PDF link]. Replace the old one.

**What happens:** Claude finds the resource in your agent's library, swaps the old link for the new one, and confirms the update. The next lead who triggers that step will receive the current version.

**Tips:**
- If you have more than one freebie, tell Claude which one to replace — for example, "the free meal plan PDF" or "the webinar replay link."
- After the swap, you can ask Claude to show you the library again to confirm the new link is live.

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### Give your agent documents to answer from

**What you get:** upload a PDF, doc, or notes and your agent can draw on them when answering leads — your FAQ, your program details, your policies — instead of you cramming every fact into its instructions.

**When to use it:** leads ask detailed or repetitive questions ("what's included?", "what's your refund policy?", "how long is the program?") and you want accurate answers without rewriting the agent.

**Just say:**
> "Here's my program FAQ as a PDF — add it so the agent can answer questions from it."

**What happens:** Claude uploads the document to your agent's knowledge and confirms it's in place. From then on the agent references it when a question matches, in its own voice.

**Tips:**
- Keep each document focused — a tight FAQ beats a 40-page brochure for getting good answers.
- Update it anytime by uploading a new version; great for prices, policies, or schedules that change.

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### Have your agent reply with voice notes

**What you get:** your agent can answer in audio — a real voice note in the DM — not just text.

**When to use it:** voice feels warmer and more personal, your audience tends to send audios, or you simply want the agent to sound more human in the inbox.

**Just say:**
> "Have the agent reply with a voice note whenever a lead sends a voice message."

Or:

> "Make the agent open with an audio on the first message, then switch to text."

**What happens:** Claude turns on voice replies and confirms the mode — always, only when the lead sends audio, or only in specific cases — and can set sensible limits so it doesn't overdo it.

**Tips:**
- You can cap how many audios go out per conversation or per day, so it stays a nice touch rather than a habit.
- This is different from attaching one fixed voice note to a keyword — here the agent speaks its *own* replies.

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