Quick taskPublishing
Give your idea a link.
Turn notes or a brief into a readable page for your team, a client, or anyone with the link.
A complete worked example
Turn a launch note into a client-ready guide.
Acorn's launch plan is a local Markdown file and a few confirmed dates. The client needs a readable plan before the next call.
Fictional project and sample data. This preview does not submit, publish, or change access.
Client password · illustrative result
Your autumn launch, at a glance.
One campaign page, a set of launch images, and a handover guide. This page keeps the next decision visible.
- First review
- October 6
- Content due
- October 9
- Launch target
- October 15
What we are making
The campaign introduces the new collection with a concise story, product imagery, and a clear next action. Final product copy is due before the content review.
What we need from you
Confirm the hero image and send the final product names. We will use those materials for the next draft and flag missing content here.
What the recipient can access
The guide, agreed milestones, and client-facing questions.
Kept out of this handoff
The team's working notes, costs, and unpublished assets.
How it runs
- Bring the materialSupply the notes and tell your connected AI who the page is for.
- Make it readableAsk for a guide, report, or project page with a clear structure.
- Choose the audiencePublish it with the appropriate access and open the resulting link.
- You getA published page with the intended audience and a link you can keep updating.
A prompt to start with
Copy this into your AI tool after connecting it to Fermium. Replace the bracketed details and let it ask for the context it needs.
Turn [notes] into a clear HTML page for [audience]. Organize the main points and next steps, publish it in [folder], and use [access setting]. Give me the link and keep it for future updates.
What this workflow needs
A connected AI creates the page. Publishing needs permission to write to the destination. Readers only need a browser.
Do readers need the same AI tool?
No. They open the published page in a browser, subject to its access setting.