Content Machine
One brief in, a month of platform-native content out — drafted, checked against your brand rules, and queued for a single approval.
The problem
Content dies on consistency, not creativity. A founder posts for three weeks, gets busy, and the channel goes quiet. Hiring it out usually just moves the bottleneck from your calendar to someone else's writing queue.
The solution
Content Machine runs the loop: research the angle, draft for each platform, score the draft against your brand rules and a banned-phrase list, rewrite whatever fails, and only then put it in front of you. You approve taste. The machine does the typing.
What's inside
Features
Platform-native, not reposted
One idea becomes an X post, a LinkedIn piece, a caption and a newsletter — each written to its own format, not the same paragraph pasted four times.
Brand rules as a gate
Your tone, banned phrases and claims policy are a checklist the draft has to pass. Copy that fails gets rewritten before it ever reaches you.
Research before drafting
Every cycle pulls current context on the topic first, so posts reference what is actually happening rather than what a model remembers.
One approval, not twenty
The only human step is yes or no. Nothing publishes without you, and nothing reaches you until it has already cleared the gate.
Anything can generate. A machine earns the name when something can automatically reject its work and make it try again.
- Goal
- A week of platform-native posts that pass brand, claims and format checks.
- Verify
- Brand-rule, banned-phrase and format lint on every draft, plus a second agent scoring tone against your writing samples.
- Stop when
- Every post clears the gate, or six rewrite passes — then it stops and reports what it could not fix.
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