• Using '@' Mentions

  Using @ to reference your saved brand data The @ symbol is the single most powerful feature in the Mavic chat. It pulls saved brand data straight into your prompt so Mavic knows exactly which Customer Profile, which Product, which Writing Style to use for the next generation. If you've put work into your Brand DNA, @ is how you cash in on it. How @ works ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/4/d/c/5/4dc54cebe974dc00/screenshot-2026-06-05-at-53944_140gvev.pngFew readers

• Editing Assets

  Editing and versioning generated assets Every image, post, or document Mavic generates is treated as a versioned asset. You can refine it, compare versions, restore older ones, and review the full feedback history — all from inside the chat. The Assets tab Inside any active chat, look at the top-right of the chat window. You'll see an Assets tab. Click it to open a panel showing every asset generated in this chat — images, posts, documents. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdFew readers

• The Chat Complete Guide

  The chat: complete guide The chat is where most of the work happens in Mavic. You can ask questions, generate content, run guided workflows, attach images, and reference your saved brand data — all from one input box. This article walks through every part of the chat, top to bottom. Opening the chat Click Chats in the side navigation. The chat takes over the main panel. You'll see: A list of recent chats on the left (with View all to see your full history) The active chatFew readers

• Recurring Tasks

  Recurring tasks A task is a scheduled, recurring instruction to Mavic. You set it up once and Mavic runs it on the schedule you choose — daily, weekly, or any custom cadence. Common uses: "Every Monday at 9am, generate three Instagram post ideas about sustainability." "Every Friday afternoon, summarize my brand's social performance for the week." "On the 1st of every month, draft a newsletter from this month's top blog posts." How to create a task The fastest way is from thFew readers

• Saving Prompts

  Saving and reusing prompts If you've written a prompt that produced great output, save it. You can run it again any time, share it with teammates, or build a personal library of "this works" prompts. How to save a prompt There are two ways: From the chat After you've written a prompt that produced good output, click the bookmark / save icon next to the prompt and give it a name. It's saved to your prompt library. From the Advanced page Some workspaces also have a **PromptFew readers