Each system is built around your brand, your approval flow and the tools your team already uses. These are the six we build most often.
Brand-voice content generation
Gives every drafting agent your locked brand voice file, so posts, emails and ad copy follow your approved voice, claims and tone.
Runs on: Claude agents, Claude Cowork, n8n, your CMS
You get: a review sheet of on-brand drafts, ready for a person to approve and publish
UGC video at scale
Takes a product brief and produces creator-style short videos for ads and social. We build the system to produce scripts and cuts in the formats each platform requires. A person approves scripts and final cuts before anything goes out, and we follow each platform's rules on AI disclosure.
Runs on: Claude agents, n8n, video models, your ad account
You get: a batch of short videos tagged by angle and ready for approval
People Also Ask idea engine
Pulls the questions your audience is asking in Google and clusters them into ranked content briefs your writers can start from. For the SEO side of this research, see our work at /services/seo-aeo/.
Runs on: Google search results data, n8n, Claude, Google Sheets
You get: a weekly list of prioritized briefs, each with the question, the intent and a suggested angle
Reddit conversation miner
Watches the subreddits where your buyers talk and surfaces the problems, phrases and questions that keep coming up.
Runs on: n8n, Claude, Google Sheets
You get: a weekly digest of the real language your audience uses, ready to brief writers or inform copy
Asset repurposing
Takes one approved piece, whether a blog post, a webinar recording or a case study note, and produces the email, the social posts, the short script and the pull quotes for each channel.
Runs on: Claude agents, n8n, Hyperagent
You get: a formatted batch, one asset per channel, ready for a person to review and schedule
Content brief generator
Turns a keyword, a PAA cluster or a Reddit thread into a structured brief: recommended title, headings, angle, word count and the gap the piece should fill.
Runs on: Claude, n8n, Google Sheets
You get: a brief a writer can start from in minutes