Content production · Fully automated

From trend to published in hours, not days.

Nova spots the trend, Aria writes the draft, Leo handles SEO, and Rex repurposes the output for more channels while you review and approve.

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7 days free · Works for YouTube, newsletters, social

Your content team · In production
online
🤖Trend Hunter· Nova
working

✍️Writer· Aria
working

🤖SEO· Leo
working

🤖Repurpose· Rex
ready
🤖Analytics· Atlas
idle

This page targets a content production workflow rather than an individual creator assistant. The core promise is operational throughput: more assets, more consistency, and a repeatable content machine that can support a team or brand.

Full content production from idea to multi-platform

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Trend detection

Monitor the niche across major platforms and surface angles before they feel crowded.

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Long-form writing

Draft scripts, articles, and newsletters from the same research base and style context.

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SEO optimization

Layer in keyword research and positioning so content decisions are not made in a vacuum.

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Repurposing

Turn one asset into multiple derivatives for other formats and channels.

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Performance analysis

Use post-publish data to shape what the team briefs and drafts next.

Content on a conveyor belt

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Define the niche and style

Share audience, examples, and editorial direction so the pipeline produces aligned drafts.

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Set the cadence

Choose daily, weekly, or batch production and let the team work toward that schedule.

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Receive content packages

Review topic, draft, SEO, and repurposed outputs as a bundled deliverable.

What you get in practice

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Content package

A topic, angle, main draft, SEO notes, and repurposed snippets bundled for review.

  • Angle and hook
  • Primary draft
  • SEO notes
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Calendar-ready planning

The workflow can support a publishing cadence instead of one-off ideation sessions.

  • Publishing queue
  • Asset status
  • Upcoming gaps
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Multi-platform outputs

The team can prepare clips, threads, newsletters, and supporting assets from a shared source.

  • Repurposed drafts
  • Format-specific notes
  • Review-ready variants

Proof block

A real content operations stack

This page needs more than copy claims. The proof blocks below show content-specific demos plus the product task layer that makes the workflow operational.

Production board for actual workflow

See how content moves through queue, review, and follow-up rather than living in disconnected docs.

Tasks Board8 tasks
2 active
In Progress
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🔍Nova
high

Scanning market trends

2/3 steps67%
Search web sources
Extract key data
Synthesize report
Research
💻Rex
medium

Writing unit tests

1/3 steps33%
Define test cases
Write assertions
Run & verify
Dev
Planned
2
✍️Aria
medium

Drafting blog post

Writing
📊Leo
medium

Analyzing Q2 metrics

Analytics
Recurring
2
🧠Atlas
low

Index new documents

every 10 min
Memory
🔌Orion
low

Sync calendar events

every 1 hour
Tools
Blocked
0

Empty

Done
2
✍️Aria
medium

SEO optimization

Keyword research
Update meta tags
Rewrite copy
Writing
🔍Nova
medium

Crawling competitor sites

Identify targets
Scrape content
Compare findings
Research
Calendar-oriented planning

A content team page should show a publishing cadence, not just a chat window.

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Instagram
AI suggested ✦
Drafting support with structure

Use a content-native proof block to demonstrate the output quality and workflow fit.

How I built an AI productivity agent
Long-form YouTube· Est. 8:32
Hook0:00–0:15

Start with: "What if your AI could manage your entire week — without you lifting a finger?"

↺ Regenerate
Intro0:15–0:45

Introduce yourself + context. Show the before state: 40 emails, 12 meetings, 0 focus time.

↺ Regenerate
Act 10:45–2:30

Show the problem: meeting overload, context switching, shallow work dominating deep work.

↺ Regenerate
Act 22:30–5:00

Demo the AI agent: task parsing, scheduling optimization, email triage, daily brief.

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Act 35:00–7:30

Results after 4 weeks: +2h deep work/day, inbox zero, 23% productivity increase.

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CTA8:00–8:32

Subscribe + comment: "What's your biggest time-waster?" — I read every response.

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Duration
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Pacing
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Important constraints

The workflow prepares and structures content; publishing remains a human-reviewed step unless you build custom automations.

Output quality depends on the brand examples and editorial direction you give the team.

This is about throughput and repeatability, not replacing creative judgment.

Pricing fit

Team is the baseline for content operations

A real production workflow benefits from multiple active agents handling research, writing, SEO, and repurposing in parallel.

Solo

For individuals with basic tasks

$29/mo
CPU2 cores
RAM4 GB
Storage40 GB SSD
Agentsup to 3
  • 20 specialized skills
  • All MCP servers
  • Telegram, Discord, Slack
  • Dashboard & analytics
  • File uploads (PDF, CSV, DOCX)
  • Email support
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Team

For power users with diverse tasks

$59/mo
CPU4 cores
RAM8 GB
Storage80 GB SSD
Agentsup to 5
  • 30 specialized skills
  • All MCP servers
  • All messenger integrations
  • Dashboard & analytics
  • File uploads
  • Custom domain
  • Priority support
Launch team

Studio

For maximum performance

$99/mo
CPU8 cores
RAM16 GB
Storage160 GB SSD
Agentsup to 8
  • 40 specialized skills
  • All MCP servers
  • All messenger integrations
  • Dashboard & analytics
  • File uploads
  • Custom domain
  • Webhooks & automations
  • Priority support
Launch Studio

Solo can support a lighter creator workflow, but full content production is where Team starts to earn its keep.

Frequently asked questions

That page focuses on a solo creator assistant angle. This page is about a broader production machine: pipeline, repurposing, calendar, and team workflow.
Not as the default promise. The system is strongest as a research, drafting, and packaging layer before final review and publishing.
That depends on how much context and review capacity you have, but Team is meant to support a meaningful recurring output rhythm.
Yes. Shared dashboard access makes it easier for editors, operators, or VAs to review and move items forward.