You’re signed in, your apps are connected, and a session is waiting. Skip the toy prompt and pick the item from your backlog that looks most like one of these. Each playbook is a complete workflow with the prompt to send, the checkpoints to expect, and what good looks like at the end. Open Bright →

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Turn requests into planned work

Turn a support escalation into planned work

Move a customer-reported bug from a support thread to a scoped, executable issue with a plan the team can audit.

Run your morning without missing anything

Find what actually needs you today across the Plan views, the Sessions panel, and the command palette, in fifteen minutes.

Make a technical decision and keep the reasoning

Turn an open question into a decision the team can audit six months later: researched read-only, recorded as a document, attached to the issue.

Work a long document without losing what it says

Interrogate a spec, brief, or RFC in place, and keep the agent anchored to the text rather than its own recall.

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Hand work to agents

Hand an issue to a coding agent without a round trip

What an issue must contain before Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Bright’s own Engineer can execute it unattended.

Encode a recurring review as a skill and an agent

Stop re-explaining your standards: turn a review you run every release into a skill with an output contract and an agent with a point of view.

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Worked examples end to end

Build a documentation portal from a product brief

Turn a product brief into a published docs portal using each Bright surface for the job it is built for.

Investigate a suspected page failure

Tell a broken page from a client-rendered one, and keep a read-only investigation bounded.

Run a GitHub and Notion launch review

Audit launch readiness across connected sources with citations, approval boundaries, and privacy discipline.

Create and cross-link GitHub and Notion artifacts

A complete external-write workflow across two providers: check first, checkpoint each write, verify at the provider, then correct what drifted.

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Good to know

  • Every playbook ends with a “What good looks like” checklist. Use it as the acceptance test for the run.
  • Writes to the workspace or to a connected provider pause for a tool approval. Read the card, then allow once.
  • The read-only playbooks (the page failure, the launch review, the technical decision) run in Ask mode and need no approvals.

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Next step

Start with the most common one: Turn a support escalation into planned work.