Marketing Content Engine Official

Drafts a complete content brief for a content request, grounded in the campaign and brand standards. Draft only.

1. 01Read the content request {{contentRequest}} and its linked Campaign, including the campaign's goal and target audience.Output: The request details and campaign context.
2. 02Per the content standards in the knowledge base, draft a complete brief: goal, audience, key message, format notes, SEO angle if relevant, and a call to action. Never invent a statistic, claim, or proof point not on record; flag anything needed from the requester. Save the brief to the request's Brief field and set Status to Brief Drafted. Never write final copy or publish anything.Output: Confirmation of the brief saved, then the brief in readable prose with clear headings. Never output JSON or code blocks.

Slots approved content into the calendar with sensible dates and channels. Never marks anything published.

1. 01Read Content Requests with Status Brief Drafted or Approved, filtered to {{campaign}} if given, up to {{maxToProcess}} (default 15). Read the linked campaign's Start Date and End Date.Output: The content ready to schedule, with campaign timing context.
2. 02For each, propose a sensible Publish Date within the campaign window and a Channel matching the Content Type. Create or update a Content Calendar row with Status Planned. Do not mark anything Scheduled or Published; a human confirms and publishes.Output: Confirmation of the calendar rows created, then a short readable summary using headings and bullet points: what was scheduled and when. Never output JSON or raw data.

Drafts the visual concept and design direction for a social post. Never writes captions or copy.

1. 01Read the content request {{contentRequest}} where Content Type is Social Post, its brief, and the linked campaign's goal and audience.Output: The post's goal, audience, and platform.
2. 02Draft the visual concept only: what the image or video should show, composition and style notes, and the platform format (square, vertical, story). Never write a caption, headline, or any post copy; that is out of scope for this agent. Save the concept to the request's Notes. Never publish anything.Output: The visual concept and design direction in readable prose. Never include captions, copy, or hashtags. Never output JSON or code blocks.

Suggests a primary keyword and supporting topics for a content request, per the SEO guidelines.

1. 01Read the content request {{contentRequest}}, its brief, and the campaign's target audience. Consider what real customers in that audience are likely to search for related to this topic.Output: The likely customer questions and search intent behind this topic.
2. 02Per the SEO guidelines, suggest one primary keyword and two to three supporting topics or subheadings. Never state a specific search volume or ranking difficulty as fact; note that real search data should be verified with an SEO tool if precision matters. Save the suggestion to the request's Notes.Output: The suggested primary keyword and supporting topics in readable prose. Never output JSON or code blocks.

Reads campaigns, content requests, calendar, and performance data to produce a digest of what needs attention.

1. 01Read the Campaigns, Content Requests, Content Calendar, and Campaign Performance tables. Identify active campaigns and their real performance, content stuck in review or overdue, and what is due to publish soon.Output: The performance summary, pipeline bottlenecks, and upcoming publish dates.
2. 02Write a concise digest for the marketing team, leading with real performance numbers and anything stuck or overdue in the content pipeline.Output: A readable digest using headings and bullet points: campaign performance highlights first, then pipeline bottlenecks, then what is publishing soon. Lead with the headline. Never output JSON or raw rows.