In mitsumonoAI, a “Mission” serves as a project definition that tells the AI who you’re targeting, for what purpose, and what value you want to deliver.
For initiatives such as marketing, product development, or social media management, it’s not enough to generate ideas or content in isolation. What’s needed are context-aware proposals that reflect your purpose, intent, vision, and audience.
That’s why mitsumonoAI is designed to allow you to pre-register your project details under “My Missions,” enabling the AI to share that context and produce more accurate, relevant output.
Mission selection is not required for the Chat tool and some Agents and Workflow tools.
By registering frequently used project information as a “Mission” in advance, mitsumonoAI offers the following benefits:
Reduce repetitive input
You don’t need to enter the same information every time you create posts or plans with the same purpose or target. Once registered, the Mission is automatically referenced when selected.
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Ensure consistency in output
Because the AI understands your project’s background and objectives, it generates content with a consistent tone and clear messaging aligned to your goals.
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Receive high-quality, actionable suggestions
The clearer your target and objective, the more specific and practical the AI’s output becomes—ready to use in real-world operations.
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Easily manage projects by purpose
You can organize Missions by project type—such as “year-round campaigns” or “seasonal promotions”—making it easier to run and track multiple initiatives in parallel.
Click your profile icon at the top right of the home screen and select Settings.
From the left-hand menu, choose My Missions, then click Add.
Field Name | Input Tips | Example Entries |
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Mission Name | Enter the title of your project or campaign. Choose a name that’s easy to identify later. | ・Summer Chilled Pasta Fair PR・2025 SNS Management Project・Local Column Campaign |
Mission / Vision | Describe the ideal outcome or broader brand/social purpose of the project. | ・Inspire locals to fall more in love with their own town・Rediscover local charm through food and encounters |
Objective | State the short-term goals or what you want to achieve with this campaign. | ・Promote new summer menu item “Lemon Brioche”・Announce tasting event for signature gazpacho・Increase LINE official account followers |
Target Audience | Be specific about who you’re targeting. Mention location, age range, lifestyle, etc. | ・Mothers raising children in ○○ City・Food-loving office workers in their 20s–30s・Women in their 20s who frequently view café posts on Instagram |
USP (Unique Selling Proposition) | Highlight what differentiates you from competitors and what message you want to convey. | ・Differentiated by healthy dishes using local vegetables・Chef’s original recipe offers a unique flavor found only here |
Once you’ve completed all input fields, click “Add” at the bottom right of the screen to finish registering.
You can view your added Missions under “My Missions List.”
Click your profile icon at the top right of the home screen and select Settings.
From the left-hand menu, choose My Missions, then open the My Missions List.
Click the edit icon next to the Mission you want to modify.
Update any necessary fields from the existing Mission information.
Once editing is complete, click the “Save Changes” button at the bottom right to finish.
Click your profile icon at the top right of the home screen and select Settings.
From the left-hand menu, choose My Missions, then open the My Missions List.
Click the delete icon next to the Mission you want to remove.
A confirmation dialog will appear to approve the deletion.
After verifying the content is correct, click the “Delete” button.
Once deleted, the Mission will no longer be available for selection.
Some Agents and Workflow tools require you to select a Mission before use.
When launching the tool, a “Select Mission” screen will appear—simply choose the relevant Mission name from the list.
The information tied to the selected Mission (such as objectives, target audience, and USP) will automatically be applied to the output, ensuring high contextual accuracy and relevance.
Missions should be registered and managed on a per-project basis. When a campaign ends or a Mission is no longer needed, deleting or organizing it helps prevent selection errors and data confusion.
When to Delete or Edit
Once a project is complete, delete the corresponding Mission to keep your dashboard up to date.
If any information changes, be sure to edit the Mission to reflect the latest status.
Adding New Missions
Whenever a new project or campaign arises, create a new Mission accordingly.
Switching Missions based on each task or phase ensures that you always receive the most relevant and optimized output.
Avoid grouping different campaigns with different goals or audiences under a single Mission.
Doing so makes it harder for the AI to determine priorities, which may result in vague or inconsistent output.