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Content producer: an AI agent that turns calls, notes and expertise into posts, articles and emails

The content producer turns what your team already knows into content. It reads sales calls, customer questions, internal notes and your experts' comments, picks the ideas worth publishing, and drafts LinkedIn posts, articles and newsletter emails in your voice. Your team edits and approves every piece before anything goes live.

We design every agent around how you sell. This page shows our starting design for this one.

When it runs
Every week, on a content plan you agree with us.
Works in
Call transcripts, your CRM, the Slack or Microsoft Teams channels you choose, your docs, and your CMS or LinkedIn drafts.
Waits for a person
Everything. Nothing goes live without your team's approval.
How you know it works
Pieces published, engagement, and the leads and pipeline you can trace to content.

What it does

  1. Reads the sources you choose: sales calls, support questions, internal threads and notes from your experts.
  2. Finds the questions customers keep asking and the views your team holds that others don't.
  3. Proposes topics for the week, with the source behind each one.
  4. Drafts the pieces you pick in your voice, using past posts your team liked as examples.
  5. Sends each draft to the right person for edits and approval, then schedules it.

What it hands your team

Sample

This week's drafts

LinkedIn post
"What CFOs asked us about rollout plans last quarter", drawn from 11 sales calls.
Article
How regional carriers plan a cold-chain launch, built on notes from your solutions team.
Newsletter
A short recap of both, with one customer question answered in full.
Status
Waiting for your head of marketing's edits.

Example output. The companies and people are made up.

Questions about the content producer agent

Won't it sound like generic AI content?

It writes from your own material: what your customers asked, what your experts said and the examples you've approved. Your team edits every piece, and your operator feeds those edits into the next drafts.

Do our experts have to write anything?

No. They talk on calls and answer questions in Slack the way they do now. The agent finds the ideas there and asks them to review drafts.

Can it publish for us?

It can schedule approved posts and articles in your tools. It doesn't publish anything your team hasn't approved.

What should your team stop doing by hand?

Tell us in a line or two. We'll send a free plan of where agents fit and what to build first, within 5 business days.

No sales sequence. Just your blueprint, from a real person.