The brief is the search.
Four formats
.txt, .md, .pdf and .docx. It reads the document, tells you how much of it it read, and searches from that.
Built for the brief you were handed
Music briefs arrive as attachments from directors, agencies and producers. This takes that file as it is.
The same engine underneath
It matches meaning the way the search assistant does — the document simply replaces the typing.
Results you can play
Cues come back the same way: playable, with versions and licence options attached.
You see what we read before anything is searched.
The text lands in the box first
We take the words out of your file and put them in the brief box. You read them, cut what does not belong, and press send yourself.
Trim the paperwork
Briefs often carry budgets, contacts and delivery specs. Deleting those lines lets the search work from the creative part.
Four formats, up to 4 MB
Plain text, Markdown, PDF and Word (.docx) files are read, up to 4 MB each. Anything else can be pasted straight into the box.
Then it is a normal search
From there it works like the assistant: playable results with their versions and licence options, and a reply to refine them.
If a file cannot be read, the page says so and you can paste the text into the box instead.