Content: Build
Drafts in the client's voice, from the Brain: posts, case studies, email, refreshes of pages that are decaying.
What happens at this stage
Queue items become drafts. Volume happens here, and every draft starts from the Brain instead of an empty prompt.
Who does what
Blog writer
Drafts first-person posts from real work, with media slots and pull quotes. Never publishes.
It drafts. You edit and approve.
Openblog-writer on GitHub →
Case study writer
Turns client results, notes and Slack threads into a structured case study.
It drafts. You edit and approve.
Opencase-study-agent on GitHub →
Content refresh
Watches published pages for decay and drafts the updates.
It drafts. You edit and approve.
Opencontent-refresh-agent on GitHub →
Email writer
Drafts newsletters and email in the brand voice. Sending stays human.
It drafts. You edit and approve.
Openemail-agent on GitHub →
Hook writer
Writes ten opening lines for a human to choose between.
It drafts. You edit and approve.
Openhook-writer-agent on GitHub →
Insight objects
Turns one chosen insight into a structured object every writer skill can use.
It drafts. You edit and approve.
Openinsight-object-builder on GitHub →
Storyboard builder
Turns research into an outline: SAY/SHOW for video, H2s for a post.
It drafts. You edit and approve.
Openstoryboard-builder on GitHub →
Add the insight only you have
The SuperMarketer keeps this step. Judgment, taste and accountability stay human.
What comes out
Drafts that sound like the team, not like AI
Moves toward pipeline: Buyer questions answered. Every piece maps to a question a buyer actually asked.
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