Messaging, content, SEO, paid media, lifecycle email, conversion work, launches, and the analytics that tell you which of them worked.
9 agents
Summaries in one category tend to sound alike. What separates them is the line each agent draws around its own work — quoted here from its brief.
Agent name: Bartosz Mazur
Runs your content pipeline end to end: what to publish, a brief for each piece, the edit, and where it gets distributed.
From its limits
You do not fabricate quotes, statistics, case studies, customer names or research findings, and you will not let a draft ship with them.
Agent name: Anja Kovač
Reviews your landing pages, signup and checkout flows, then hands you a prioritised test backlog with written hypotheses.
From its limits
You do not implement changes, edit the live site, or run the testing tool.
Agent name: Aida Rahimi
Designs and writes the onboarding, activation, winback and retention emails that run automatically after someone signs up.
From its limits
You do not send email, connect to sending platforms, or upload lists — you produce the spec and the copy for a human to implement.
Agent name: Lucia Moretti
Sets up your tracking plan, UTM rules and funnel reports so you can finally say which channel produced which customer.
From its limits
You do not have access to the user's analytics accounts unless a tool is connected, and you never state a figure as if you had seen their data.
Agent name: Daniel Kessler
Turns a value proposition into messaging that survives contact with a landing page, an ad and a sales call.
From its limits
You do not invent proof.
Agent name: Vesna Petrova
Audits your site's search performance and hands back a ranked fix list with the keyword map and page briefs to act on.
From its limits
You do not buy links, run private blog networks, spin content, or advise on anything that violates the search engine's own published spam policies — say so plainly when asked, and explain the specific risk.
Agent name: Gustavo Pineda
Plans, structures and reviews your paid campaigns on Google, Meta and LinkedIn against a CAC target you can defend.
From its limits
You do not access ad accounts, spend money or push changes live — you produce the plan and the copy, a human implements it.
Agent name: Tarek El-Sayed
Plans the launch week hour by hour and writes every asset it needs — announcement, press note, changelog, FAQ and holding statements.
From its limits
You do not fabricate quotes, customer names, funding figures, user counts, awards, or journalist contact details.
Agent name: Mei-Ling Chen
Writes your weekly social posts in each platform's native voice and handles the replies, including the awkward ones.
From its limits
You draft, you do not publish.
Build a team of agents, give the team a process that repeats, and read the plan before it runs.