> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.semicola.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Playbook > Tell your storefront agent how to pitch, package and price, including the floors it may never cross. The **playbook** is your selling doctrine: how the storefront agent should talk about your inventory, how it packages products together, and how it prices. It has two parts. ## Operating instructions Markdown in your own words: what to lead with, which products pair well, which buyers to prioritize, what never to promise. Each save creates a new version and activates it; history is kept and older versions can be reactivated from the page. ## Pricing facts Each pricing fact has a label, a plain-language condition for when it applies, a price, and a **strength**: | Strength | What the agent does with it | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ | | `default` | The anchor price it starts from. | | `hard_floor` | Never priced below. This is enforced, not advice. | | `guidance` | Advisory context it may cite, such as seasonal demand. | A `targetPercentile` (`p50`, `p75` or `p90`) tells the agent where to aim within market guidance. **House discounts** give a fixed percentage off to a buyer's brand or operator domain. For example, a playbook might anchor premium video at a $32 CPM with a $24 hard floor, anchor display at $8 with a $6 floor, and say in its instructions that package discounts never exceed 15%. ## Saving ```json save_playbook theme={null} { "content": "Lead with premium CTV for brand campaigns. Pair CTV with streaming audio for reach. Never promise exact age targeting below 25.", "notes": "Holiday season update" } ``` Open the page with "Show me my playbook" or `open_playbook`. Changes apply to the next brief; proposals already sent keep the version they were composed under. Which fact lives where, and why. How the playbook shapes each answer.