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Meltwater Mira Studio

  • June 25, 2026
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What is Mira Studio?

Mira Studio is Meltwater's AI-powered research and analysis workspace, where you can query media data, generate insights, and share findings — all using natural language. Instead of building searches manually, you describe what you want to know and Mira Studio scans Meltwater's database, news sources, and internal AI-powered indexing to surface the most relevant information.

 

What you can do in Mira Studio:

  • Run AI-powered queries using plain-language prompts or the curated Prompt Library
  • Generate structured responses with key takeaways, sentiment analysis, and relevant data points
  • Connect queries to your existing Explore saved searches using the # shortcut
  • Annotate, edit, and share results via link, PDF, email, or newsletter
  • Create alerts directly from Mira Studio results
  • Organize recurring work into Projects with custom instructions

 

How to access: Select Mira Studio from the left-hand navigation bar.

 

Beta note: Mira Studio is currently in Beta and can make mistakes. Always validate your findings and review content before presenting it as your own work.

 

Key concepts

  • Prompt A question or instruction you type into Mira Studio to generate an AI response. Prompts can be written from scratch, selected from the Prompt Library, or customized from a Core Prompt.

  • Prompt Library A curated collection of pre-written prompts organized into nine categories, designed around common use cases from industry peers. Recommended for new users. Access it by clicking View our extensive prompt library in Mira Studio.

  • Core Prompt A featured, high-level prompt available directly on the Mira Studio home screen — for example, Media Brief or News Trends and Topics. Clicking a Core Prompt loads a customizable template into the prompt box.

  • Project A named workspace within Mira Studio that stores custom instructions and context. Projects allow you to apply consistent parameters — such as a specific brand, region, or reporting focus — across multiple prompt sessions. Projects can be set as personal or company defaults.

  • Thread A single prompt session and its full response, including follow-ups and drill-down interactions. Threads are saved in Prompt History for 30 days.

  • Canvas View An alternate layout for viewing a Mira Studio response. Canvas View opens the response in a slide-out panel where you can annotate, edit, share, and export the content.

  • Thread View The default chat-style layout for Mira Studio responses, showing the conversation as a continuous thread. Toggle between Thread and Canvas before submitting a prompt.

  • Suggested Follow-Ups Related topics surfaced at the end of each Mira Studio response. Clicking a suggested follow-up automatically runs that query, helping you refine your research or expand on the insights provided.

  • # Search Reference A shortcut that links a prompt to one of your existing Explore saved searches. Type # in the prompt box to open a list of available searches and select the one you want to reference.

 

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Mira Studio and Mira Companion?

Mira Companion is the conversational AI assistant available throughout the Meltwater platform for quick questions and guidance. Mira Studio is a dedicated workspace for deeper AI-powered research — with a Prompt Library, Project management, Canvas View, and the ability to share, export, and annotate results.

 

What are the three ways to interact with Mira Studio?

You can interact with Mira Studio in three ways: (1) the Prompt Library — a curated set of pre-written prompts organized by use case, recommended for most users; (2) Core Prompts — featured shortcuts on the home screen for common tasks like media briefs or competitive intelligence; and (3) typing a custom prompt directly into the Ask me a question… box.

 

What categories are in the Prompt Library?

The Prompt Library contains nine categories: Brand Monitoring, Competitive Intelligence, Industry Trends, Crisis Management, Stakeholder Briefing, Media Relations, Analysis/Reporting, Social Influencers, and Social Intelligence. The Brand Monitoring section is expanded by default.

 

How do I connect a prompt to my Explore saved searches?

Type # in the prompt box to open a list of your existing saved searches. Select the search you want to reference, then complete and submit your prompt as usual. The response will be relevant to that Explore or Explore+ search.

 

How long is prompt history saved?

Mira Studio saves prompt history for 30 days. You can access past threads via View History in the top-right corner of Mira Studio. If a Project was applied to a session, it appears alongside the thread name in history.

 

What does a Mira Studio response include?

Every Mira Studio response includes key takeaways, sentiment analysis, and relevant data points. Responses also include verified source links so you can open the full articles and validate insights. Some responses include bolded terms you can click to drill deeper into a topic, and all responses end with Suggested Follow-Ups.

 

What is Canvas View and when should I use it?

Canvas View opens your Mira Studio response in a slide-out panel where you can annotate and edit content, add citations to a Newsletter, share via link or email, download as PDF, or create an alert. Use Canvas View when you want to refine and distribute a response rather than just read it.

 

Can I share Mira Studio results with someone who does not have a Meltwater account?

Yes. From Canvas View, click Share to generate a shareable link (password-optional), download a PDF, or send results by email to up to 10 recipients. Recipients with a link do not need a Meltwater account.

 

What is a Project and how is it different from a thread?

A Project is a reusable workspace with saved instructions and context that applies to multiple prompt sessions. A thread is a single prompt session and its response. Projects persist until deleted; threads are available in history for 30 days.

 

Can I set a default Project for my company?

Yes, if you have Admin access. In the Project table, open the kebab menu next to a Project and select Set as company default. This automatically loads the Project for all users each time they open Mira Studio. Admins can also change a Project's visibility from Only Me to My Company.

 

How do I provide feedback on a Mira Studio response?

Click the Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down icon at the end of any response. A text box expands for you to add detail. Feedback is routed directly to Meltwater's Product and Engineering team.

 

How-to guides

How to use the Prompt Library

Use this when: You are new to Mira Studio or want a structured starting point based on a common use case. Recommended for most users.

 

  1. Select Mira Studio from the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Click Mira Prompt Library.
  3. Browse the nine categories and select a prompt
  4. Update the prompt by inserting your specific topic, brand, or organization name.
  5. Optionally, type # to reference an existing Explore saved search.
  6. Optionally, click the calendar icon to set a specific date range.
  7. Click the green arrow or press Enter to submit.

 

Result: Mira Studio returns a structured response with key takeaways, sentiment analysis, data points, and verified source links. Suggested Follow-Ups appear at the end of the response.

 

How to use Core Prompts

Use this when: You want to run one of the most common Mira Studio tasks quickly from the home screen.

 

  1. Select Mira Studio from the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Click Mira Prompt Library.
  3. Select the Core Prompt drop-down
    • Create Media Brief — "Create a media briefing for [person of interest] and [journalist] to discuss [topic]"
    • Measure Press Release Impact — “Create an impact report for this press release: [Insert press release URL]
    • Draft an Industry Brief —  Draft an industry news and trends brief for [Insert brand] over [Insert time period] with a focus on [insert themes, topics, or focus areas]
    • Identify Trending News Stories —  What is going on in the news with [brand or topic]
    • Compare Competitor Coverage — Compare the coverage of [brand X] and [brand Y] in the media over [Insert time period] with a focus on [insert themes, topics, or focus areas]
    • Analyze Consumer Reactions — Analyze emerging consumer expectations or reactions to [product or service]
    • Social Performance Report —Create a social media performance report for [Insert brand] over [Insert time period]
    • Identify Journalists — Identify journalists or authors writing about [topic or theme]
  4. Edit the pre-loaded prompt to replace the bracketed placeholders with your specific details.
  5. Click the green arrow or press Enter to submit.

 

Result: A customized prompt based on the Core Prompt template is submitted and Mira Studio returns a structured response relevant to your inputs.

 

How to type a custom prompt

Use this when: You have a specific question or task that is not covered by a Prompt Library entry, or you prefer to write your own query.

 

  1. Select Mira Studio from the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Click the Ask me a question… input box.
  3. Type your prompt in plain language.
  4. Optionally, type # to open a list of your saved Explore searches and select one to reference.
  5. Optionally, click the calendar icon to define a date range.
  6. Click the green arrow or press Enter to submit.

 

Result: Mira Studio processes your prompt and returns a response with key takeaways, sentiment, data points, verified source links, and Suggested Follow-Ups.

 

How to reference a saved search in a prompt

Use this when: You want Mira Studio's response to draw on the results of a specific Explore saved search rather than general data.

 

Before you begin: You must have at least one saved search created in Explore.

 

  1. Open Mira Studio and begin writing or selecting a prompt.
  2. In the prompt box, type # to open a list of your existing Explore and Explore+ saved searches.
  3. Select the search you want to reference.
  4. Complete the rest of your prompt as usual.
  5. Submit the prompt.

 

Result: Mira Studio's response is scoped to the data in your selected saved search, making the output directly relevant to your monitored topic.

 

How to annotate and share results in Canvas View

  1. After receiving a Mira Studio response, click View Message in Canvas.
  2. The response opens in a slide-out panel on the right side of the screen.
  3. To annotate or edit: make changes directly in the Canvas panel.
  4. To add a citation to a Newsletter: click a citation link within the results.
  5. To share via link:
    • Click Share in Canvas View.
    • Select Share as link.
    • Update the password if needed, then click Generate link.
    • Click Copy invitation to copy both the link and password to share with your team.
  6. To download as PDF: click Download as PDF.
  7. To share by email: click the mail icon, enter recipient email addresses (maximum 10, separated by a space, comma, or Enter), then click Confirm.
  8. To create an alert from results: click Create an alert for…. The new alert will appear under Alerts in the left-hand navigation bar.

 

Result: Your Mira Studio response is annotated and distributed in the format you chose. Recipients with a shared link do not need a Meltwater account.

 

How to view prompt history

  1. Click Mira Studio in the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Click View History in the top-right corner.
  3. Click View All to see your full prompt history.
  4. To open or delete a thread, select the kebab menu (three dots) next to the thread and choose Open Thread or Delete.
  5. To filter history by Project, click the All Projects drop-down and select the relevant Project.

 

Note: Mira Studio's access to conversation history lasts 30 days. If a Project was applied to a session, it appears after the thread name in the history list.

 

Result: You can review, reopen, rename, or delete any prompt session from the past 30 days.

 

How to create and manage Projects

Use this when: You regularly run prompts with the same context — such as a specific brand, region, or reporting focus — and want to apply that context automatically.

 

  1. Click Mira Studio in the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Select the Connect Project drop-down
  3. Click Manage Projects for the full-page Project table.
  4. In the table, you can:
    • See each Project's name, visibility, and last used timestamp.
    • Click a Project name to view or edit its instructions.
    • Click the drop-down under Who Sees This? to change visibility from Only Me to My Company (Admin access required). Refresh your browser to apply the change.
  5. Select the kebab menu next to a Project to:
    • Edit the Project name
    • Delete the Project
    • Set as personal default — loads this Project automatically each time you open Mira Studio
    • Set as company default — loads this Project automatically for all users in your company (Admin only)
  6. To sort the table, click the Last Used column header to sort ascending or descending.

 

Note: After changing a Project's visibility setting, refresh your browser for the change to take effect.

 

Result: Your Project is saved and available in the Project selector. When active, it automatically applies your custom instructions to every Mira Studio session.

 

How to create and share a custom prompt in the Prompt Library

Use this when: You have built a prompt that would be useful for your team and want to add it to the shared Prompt Library.

 

  1. Select Mira Studio from the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Click Mira Prompt Library
  3. Click the Create drop-down
  4. Select Create New Prompt
  5. Fill in the required fields: prompt name, category, and prompt text.
  6. Click Create and Save

 

Result: Your custom prompt is added to the Prompt Library and available for your team to use.

 

How to favorite a prompt

  1. Open the Prompt Library in Mira Studio.
  2. Browse to the prompt you want to save.
  3. Click the star icon next to the prompt.

 

Result: The prompt is marked as a favorite for quick access.

 

How to submit feedback on a Mira Studio response

  1. At the end of any Mira Studio response, click the Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down icon based on your experience.
  2. A text box expands — enter as much detail as possible about what worked or what could be improved.
  3. Submit your feedback.

 

Result: Your feedback is routed directly to Meltwater's Product and Engineering team to inform future improvements.

 

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