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Document summaries
This is the one helper you never have to trigger — it just happens. When you upload a document to a project, Bluprint reads its contents and prepares a summary automatically, so a 30-page spec is digestible the moment it lands.
What you get
Once a document is processed, the helper produces:
- A summary — a 2–3 sentence, plain-language overview of what the document is
- A document type — it classifies the file (for example: PRD, spec, meeting notes, contract, report, proposal, design doc, guide, policy, or other)
- Key topics — the main themes it covers
- Suggested tags — for easy categorising and finding later
It all happens in the background after upload — there's no button to press and nothing to wait on while you work.
Why it's automatic
Summaries are only useful if every document has one. By generating them on upload rather than on request, the whole library stays skimmable — you can tell what a document is without opening it, and find things by topic and tag instead of filename guesswork.
Then ask the Associate
Once a document is in a project, the Associate can go further — answer questions about it, compare it with another, or pull it into a report.
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Last updated: 2026-05-31