The disciplines
| Group | Agents cover | Typical output |
|---|---|---|
| Content | Articles, landing pages, briefs, rewrites. | A draft with an outline and sources. |
| Audio & Video | Scripts, show notes, cut-downs, transcripts. | A script or a set of clips-with-timestamps. |
| Social | Posts, threads, repurposing long-form. | A queue of posts per network. |
| SEO | Keyword work, page audits, internal linking. | A prioritised list of changes. |
| Link building | Prospecting, outreach angles. | Targets with a reason for each. |
| Paid media | Ad copy, audience notes, spend analysis. | Copy variants and a read on performance. |
| Analytics | Reading what your connections expose. | A written interpretation, not a dashboard. |
| Lifecycle | Onboarding, retention and win-back sequences. | Sequence copy for CRM to send. |
| Operator | Coordinating the others on a larger job. | A plan and a set of downstream runs. |
Content agent
Produces a draft for review
Writing a brief that works
- Name the audience specifically. "Small businesses" produces generic output because it is a generic input.
- List what must be included. The three facts that have to appear are worth more than any instruction about tone.
- Say what to avoid. Claims you cannot substantiate, competitors you will not name, words your industry has worn out.
- Give it sources. An agent working from your actual pages and documents is a different thing from one working from general knowledge.
- Run it twice. The second brief, written after reading the first output, is usually the one that works.
It coordinates several agents on a larger piece of work and produces a plan plus downstream runs. For a single article it is more machinery than the job needs.
What this does not do
The roster is fixed. You cannot define a new agent type.
Agents are steered by briefs and sources, not trained on your corpus.
Text, scripts and structured output. Not visuals.
Output is reviewed and taken elsewhere.
Questions
Which ten agents are in the free tier?
Any ten you choose.
Can two people run agents at once?
On paid plans, yes. The free tier is one user.
Do agents see our other modules?
No. They see the brief, the sources and the connections you give them.
Related
Every agent execution in erp.io Marketing is a run: its input, output, cost and state — and the review step that stands between a run and publication.
IntegrationsConnecting analytics, ad and social accounts to erp.io Marketing, what the agents can see through them, and what happens when a connection expires.