Campaigns
Describe a goal, and the AI agent drafts a flow of guides to reach it.
A campaign is a set of guides that work toward one goal, such as getting users to invite a teammate. You describe the goal; the agent drafts the pieces.
You need AI and the Edit drafts permission. Each build or change uses AI answers from your plan's quota (see Plans and billing). Launching needs the Publish permission.
Create a campaign
- Go to Campaigns and click New campaign.
- A full-screen page asks "What should this campaign do?" Describe who it's for and what they should do, or pick a suggestion: Invite a teammate, Adopt a new feature or Convert a trial.
- Click Build campaign.
Prefer to make a single piece yourself? Build one piece by hand (or Create on the dashboard) lets you pick a tour, tooltip, banner, checklist, survey or announcement. Cueston makes a campaign with just that piece and opens its editor; closing the editor takes you to the campaign.
Every piece lives in a campaign. Pieces made before campaigns existed, or through the API, MCP server, CLI or Chrome extension, show up in Campaigns as one-piece campaigns named after them.
What the agent drafts
The agent drafts 2 to 4 pieces: tooltips, tours, banners and checklists. It only uses elements scanned in your app, so scan your pages with the Chrome extension first. Without scans, it uses banners, checklists and centred tour steps.
Each piece is a real draft. You'll also find it in its own list, such as Tours or Banners.
The builder
| Area | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Left | The campaign's pieces. |
| Canvas | The flow. Each card shows when the piece shows and its status. |
| Right | Ask for a change, and the selected piece's details with Open in editor. |
Ask for a change
Type what you want in Ask for a change, for example "make the tour shorter". The agent rewrites the plan and replaces the unpublished draft pieces.
Edits you made by hand to those drafts are replaced too, so ask for changes before fine-tuning in the editor. Ask for a change isn't available once the campaign is live.
Launch
Launch campaign publishes every piece to production. Your review rules still apply: a piece that needs approval stays back, and you're told which one. The campaign shows Live when all its pieces are live.
Delete campaign removes the campaign. Its pieces stay in their lists.
Limits today
- The "when" on each card (for example "Day 3 if not done") describes the intent. Pieces don't trigger each other yet; each uses its own page and audience targeting.
- You can't add or reorder pieces on the canvas.