A marketing department of one, that never sleeps.
A managed marketing agent on infrastructure dedicated to you — your brand pack, your server, your kill switch. It's the same agent that runs Chem IRL's own marketing: when it breaks, it breaks on us first. One agent, two capability packs: this seat, plus an optional outbound add-on.
Sense
Watches your metrics, your subreddits and feeds, and your market — on a schedule, with spend caps.
Create
Drafts content in your brand voice, grounded in a context pack built from your real materials.
Publish, safely
The agent holds zero publishing credentials. It writes to its own repo; your CI validates and publishes. Kill switch included.
Learn & report
A weekly plain-language report: what it did, what it cost, what it changed in its own plan — and why.
Single-tenant by design. Each seat runs on its own dedicated server — your data and your agent never share a machine with another customer's. Autonomy is earned in levels: the agent starts read-only-plus-drafts and gains capabilities only when you grant them. Every action is logged, costed, and capped.
What lands on your desk every week
- — A complete, schema-validated blog draft from your ranked content plan, awaiting your approval.
- — Platform-tailored social drafts (X, LinkedIn, Instagram) with tracked links, ready to paste.
- — A Monday metrics digest that cites only real numbers, plus three concrete actions.
- — A Friday cockpit: what the agent did, what it cost, what it changed in its own plan — and why.
What Alex will never do
- — Post to any social platform. He drafts; your humans publish.
- — Post publicly on social platforms, ever. (Outreach DMs and email exist only in the outbound add-on, under caps you arm yourself.)
- — Invent a number. Reports use only figures in his own database.
- — Spend silently. Every paid call lands in a cost ledger, under caps you see.
- — Rewrite your brand voice. He proposes; you decide.
- — Keep running when you hit the kill switch. Every job checks it first.
These are design constraints, not roadmap gaps — the full capability matrix is available on request.