ScribleSketch AI notebooks. One typed-block engine.
A profile isn't a template you fill in. It's a composition strategy the AI uses while writing — paper, palette, density, block-weight bias, diagram style. Pick the genre; the AI knows how to play it.
A profile is a strategy. Not a template.
Six layers stack together to define how a profile composes — from the palette tokens at the bottom to the AI prompt bias at the top. Switch profiles, the whole stack re-resolves; your content travels.
Four colors per profile, resolved at render time. Switching profiles re-derives the CSS — no class explosion.
A type-pairing and a ramp. The AI emits heading levels appropriate to the profile's reading mode.
Padding, line-height, and rhythm between blocks. Study Sheet runs compact; Field Guide runs generous.
The texture that sits behind everything. Subtle, but it changes how the page feels in your hand.
Each profile favors a subset of the catalog. Recipe Journal weights toward recipe_card; Planner weights toward timeline.
The profile passes its register and voice to the AI as system context — so what comes back already feels in-genre.
Six composed pages. One engine.
Hover any spread to lift it. Every block you see is a real ScribleSketch block type composed in that profile's register.
Sound system rework
Quick log — what shipped, what's stuck, what's next. Crossover EQ blocked on a missing module; Rajiv chasing the supplier.
First sketches
The conventional path works, but the magic-link branch may convert better — fewer fields, less anxiety.
Meiosis vs mitosis
Tartine sourdough, day three
Bulk in the late afternoon. The dough has relaxed into a billowy thing.
Operations roadmap
Pine warbler
One Q2 brief. Four registers.
The composition is identical. Only the profile changes — palette, paper, density, type ramp. Same blocks travel.
Five weeks across logistics, finance, team. Owners and blockers tracked inline.
Six personas. Six best fits.
Most people end up with one or two profiles they reach for. This matrix shows the fits we recommend — but you're never locked in. Switch any time.