Define my policy priorities and how AI uses them
You set your policy priorities as free text in Preferences, Personalisation block, Your policy priorities row, with Pro: they steer what Dixit writes.
A three-line field that changes the quality of everything the platform writes for you.
In detail
Three well-written lines change what you receive every morning. The field is in Preferences > Personalisation > Your policy priorities.
Where your policy priorities are used
| Where your policy priorities are used | What it changes |
|---|---|
| The relevance of your alert results | Each match receives a relevance and impact score, computed from your sector and your policy priorities, not only from your keywords |
| Tailored sitting summaries | If you switch on the Auto-fill policy priorities option, the details field of a summary is pre-filled with your policy priorities, and the reading is steered by them |
How to write it
It is not a list of keywords, it is a description of your position. What works: your sector, the files you are engaged on, and what you are trying to obtain or to avoid. Three to five lines are enough.
An example of what works: “Trade federation for the waste sector. We follow the revision of the responsabilité élargie du producteur framework (extended producer responsibility), the implementing texts of la loi AGEC and the decisions of the Autorité de la concurrence (the competition authority) on the producer responsibility organisations. Our main stake is the timetable for entry into force and the sharing of costs.”
An example of what works less well: “waste, recycling, REP, AGEC”. Those words belong in your alert, not in this field.