These are examples of agents your team can build with Sylvie, each one powered by your brand brain and pointed at a real workflow. Browse them for ideas, then build the ones your team actually needs.
The work that used to need more account managers: briefs, approvals, status, handoffs, and memory that never leaves.
It turns an incoming request into a complete, on-brand creative brief, drafted from the client's approved tone, locked palette, past campaigns and who signs off.
See how →It watches every pending sign-off, follows up with the right approver in their own channel, and keeps each item moving until it's closed.
See how →It drafts each account's status update from what actually happened, the work shipped, the feedback logged, the approvals still pending.
See how →After each client call, kickoff or creative review, it reads the transcript, pulls out the decisions, brand updates and action items, and files each one into the right place in your brand brain.
See how →It reads your brand brain to know what was promised, who signs off and what "done" looks like, then tracks each deliverable's stage, flags what is at risk and chases the right person before a deadline slips.
See how →It takes a new client from the kickoff call and the messy first drive folder to a structured brand brain, then drafts the onboarding deliverables your team would otherwise spend a week assembling by hand.
See how →One that assembles each client's weekly report, pulling the numbers, writing the narrative, and laying it out exactly how that client expects to see it.
See how →A tireless reviewer that checks every deliverable (ads, emails, landing pages, social, decks) against the brand's guidelines and the client's approved rules before it goes out.
See how →Point it at your brand brain and it answers the questions that usually cost an afternoon of digging: what did we decide, what did the client approve, what performed last quarter, every answer cited back to the Slack thread, brief or campaign it came from.
See how →It pulls every review note from email, Slack, video annotations, doc comments and call recaps, then deduplicates them, resolves the contradictions and hands back a single prioritized revision brief.
See how →When an account changes owners, it assembles a complete, current handoff package (stakeholders, approvals, the decisions and the reasoning behind them, tone, live work and deadlines) so the incoming lead is productive from day one.
See how →Hand it the brief, and it drafts a full media plan, channel mix, budget split and flighting, built on your brand brain, where each client's budgets, approvals and past performance already live.
See how →A Scope & Change Tracker that reads every client's signed SOW, deliverables and revision limits from your brand brain, then watches the real work stream (briefs, emails, Slack threads, feedback rounds) for anything that drifts past what was agreed.
See how →It reads a campaign's goals, budget and your house voice from your brand brain, pulls the results from your connected platforms, and writes the recap your client actually reads: measured against the brief, explained in plain language, and formatted the way that account expects.
See how →An internal brief, an agenda, sharp discovery questions, a stakeholder map and a first-draft timeline.
See how →Before every client call or internal review, it reads that brand's brain (the decisions made, the approvals still open, the campaign status, what was said last time) and hands your account lead a tight context brief and a proposed agenda.
See how →It pulls the campaigns you ran, the results you drove and the decisions you made together, then assembles a renewal case in your voice.
See how →It watches your CRM for new and changed records (deal notes, client feedback, contacts, account history) and turns the marketing-relevant parts into structured, permission-aware memory inside each brand's brain, cited back to the source.
See how →Hand it a request, a topic or a line in the calendar, and it returns a complete assignment brief with the audience, the goal, the angle, the must-hit points, the sources and the internal links a writer needs before they open a doc.
See how →It takes a request in whatever form it arrives (a two-line email, a call recap, a channel plan) and turns it into a complete, on-brand creative brief the whole team can act on.
See how →It drafts your internal announcements, all-hands recaps, process rollouts and new-hire welcomes from what actually happened, then shapes each one for the channel it lands in.
See how →Long-form content that already knows your positioning, your proof points and your voice.
Give it a topic and an angle, and it drafts a complete, structured long-form post that follows your house style from headline to close.
See how →Hand it a keyword, a topic or a rough angle, and it returns a structured outline with the argument, the section headings, the points to hit and the internal links to include.
See how →Hand it the raw material of a win (interview notes, a results spreadsheet, a QBR deck) and it drafts a complete, structured case study, from the challenge and the approach to the results and the customer quote.
See how →Give it the outline of a long asset (an ebook, a guide, a whitepaper, a playbook) and it drafts each chapter in turn, keeping the argument, the terminology and the voice continuous from the first page to the last.
See how →It writes long-form 'you vs a competitor' and 'best alternatives' articles that read as fair, credible and clearly in your favor.
See how →Hand it a topic, a working title or a pile of source material and it returns a full chapter-by-chapter outline with the through-line, the argument each chapter makes, the proof to bring in and the conversion path at the end.
See how →Give it a task your audience is trying to complete and it drafts the whole instructional post, prerequisites, numbered steps, where a screenshot belongs, the common mistakes and a closing FAQ.
See how →Give it a topic and a number, and it returns a complete list article where every item earns its slot, follows the same structure, and closes the loop for the reader.
See how →It takes a founder or client's actual position on an industry question and develops it into a full opinion piece with a real argument, evidence and a voice that sounds like the person, not a content mill.
See how →A long-form writer that turns a topic into a complete pillar article, thousands of words with a real structure, internal links out to the cluster and answers written to be quoted.
See how →It takes a claim your team is willing to argue and writes the full long-form piece, whether that is a bylined op-ed for a trade title, a flagship essay on your own site or the category narrative nobody has written yet.
See how →A White Paper agent that takes a thesis, a research pile or a client's point of view and drafts the full document, executive summary, problem framing, an argument that builds section by section, the evidence with its citations, methodology where it belongs, and a conclusion that gives a serious reader somewhere to go.
See how →Get found by search engines and by AI answers, with your facts and your framing intact.
It takes your existing pages and rewrites them to perform across classic search, answer boxes and the AI engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews.
See how →It checks how ready your content is to be surfaced and cited by AI answer engines like AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity, then benchmarks you side by side against the competitors you name.
See how →Point it at a draft, a URL or a whole content library and it grades how ready each piece is to be pulled into and cited by AI answer engines like AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity, then hands back the score with the exact fixes that raise it.
See how →It turns your positioning and proof into the self-contained, attributable statements that ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews actually lift and cite.
See how →It turns a target 'vs' or 'alternatives' keyword into a complete SEO content brief your writers can execute, with the search intent, the SERP-informed outline, the comparison dimensions to cover, the questions to answer and the meta.
See how →An Entity Mapper that maps the people, products, topics and relationships your brand should own, then shows exactly where your site, schema and content fall short of claiming them.
See how →It reads a page sentence by sentence, scores how much verifiable information it actually carries, and flags every line that is adjective, hedge or filler.
See how →It compares what your brand has published against what buyers search, what competitors own and what the AI answers cite, then returns the specific gaps to close and the ones to ignore.
See how →Give it a page, a draft or a target keyword and it returns a ranked set of H1s, title tags and social hooks, each one built for real search intent and sized to survive the results page.
See how →Point it at a brand, a product line or a single page and it returns the keyword set already grouped into clusters, tagged by intent and matched to the page that should own each term.
See how →It writes and rewrites title tags and meta descriptions across a whole site, respecting pixel limits, search intent and your brand's actual voice.
See how →A Query Planner that turns a brand's topics into a clustered, ranked map of the searches and AI prompts it should own, then maps every cluster to a page you already have or a page you need to create.
See how →It writes, validates and maintains the JSON-LD for any page or template you point it at, from Article and Product to FAQPage, LocalBusiness and Person.
See how →The connective tissue of a content team: calendars, briefs, edits, repurposing, done on-brand.
A Content Calendar agent that plans, balances and fills your calendar across every channel, mapped to your campaigns and launches.
See how →Point it at a product, a plan, a campaign or a landing page, and it drafts a complete, grouped FAQ set with answers that match your approved messaging.
See how →It drafts the full abandoned cart reminder sequence, subject lines, email body and SMS, tuned to what the shopper left behind and written in your brand's voice.
See how →Paste in a rough draft, a freelancer's submission or a tired published page and it returns a tighter, clearer, on-brand version, with the changes it made laid out for you to approve.
See how →Paste in any draft, old page, or borrowed copy and it rewrites it into your brand's voice at the length, tone, and reading level you need.
See how →It turns long content (research reports, webinar transcripts, competitor whitepapers, walls of survey responses) into a clear summary shaped for how your team will actually use it.
See how →A Content Translator that takes a finished asset and rewrites it for each market, keeping your voice, your approved claims and your terminology intact instead of translating it word for word.
See how →An FAQ agent that harvests the questions your buyers really ask (support tickets, sales calls, comments, search queries) and answers each one in your brand's voice with the facts to back it.
See how →It reads any piece of copy before it ships and flags what a spell checker cannot see, from a broken sentence to a product name written the wrong way to a phrase this client has banned.
See how →Give it an offer, an audience and the campaign the page belongs to, and it writes the whole thing, hero, subhead, sections, proof, objection handling, FAQ and CTAs, in the page structure your team already uses.
See how →A writer for the small blocks of prose that hold documents together, the intro under a section heading, the boilerplate at the end of a release, the "why us" paragraph in a pitch deck, the two sentences a landing page module needs.
See how →Lifecycle, campaigns and newsletters written from what each audience already knows about you.
It writes the welcome email every new subscriber, trial, or customer receives, in your brand's exact voice.
See how →A cold email writer that researches each prospect and drafts the first-touch email (and the follow-ups) tuned to why they, specifically, should care.
See how →A content share writer that turns a new blog post, guide, webinar or case study into the email that actually drives your list to read it.
See how →Hand it a campaign brief (a launch, a sale, a newsletter, a re-engagement push) and it drafts the whole thing, subject lines, preview text, body, and CTA, across every email in the sequence.
See how →Give it a goal and it plans and writes a complete email sequence, the arc across every touch plus the subject line, body and CTA for each, in your brand's voice.
See how →A Follow Up Email agent that picks up where the last conversation left off, a demo, a proposal, an event, a lead that went quiet, and writes the next message that actually moves it forward.
See how →Tell it what changed and who needs to know, and it writes the full in-product message set (banner, tooltip, modal, empty state, toast) at the right length for each surface, each one carrying a single clear action.
See how →It reads a prospect's profile and recent activity, then writes the subject line and short body of a one-to-one InMail that gives that specific person a reason to reply.
See how →It turns a piece of news into a short, specific pitch written for one journalist, from the subject line to the story angle to the access you can offer.
See how →It takes the period's raw material (new posts, product news, customer wins, events) and assembles a complete newsletter draft with subject lines, preheader, sections, links and CTAs.
See how →It takes a changelog, a release ticket or a product manager's note and turns it into a customer ready announcement, what changed, why it matters, who it affects and what to do next, written in the brand's voice.
See how →It writes the promotional email behind a sale, a launch or a seasonal push, from subject line to CTA to the fine print under the offer.
See how →It writes push and in-app notifications that fit the character limit, carry the right deep link and still sound like your brand.
See how →It writes the email that goes to people who signed up, bought or trialled and then went quiet, tuned to what they last cared about and to the offer you are actually allowed to make.
See how →It writes the SMS and MMS copy for promos, drops, reminders and lifecycle flows, inside the character budget, with the offer terms and opt-out language your brand and market require.
See how →Hand it the email (or just the offer and the segment) and it returns a full spread of subject lines with matching preview text, sized to render on a phone and clear of the phrasing that trips spam filters.
See how →It writes the copy for the emails that fire automatically (order confirmations, shipping and delivery updates, password resets, receipts, failed payments, renewal notices, appointment reminders), in your voice and carrying the facts each one is obliged to state.
See how →On-brand posts and threads for every platform, drawn from your latest work and rules.
A LinkedIn writer that turns a rough idea, a blog post or a product update into a ready-to-publish post in your brand's voice.
See how →A Facebook writer that turns a promo, a link, a photo or a rough idea into a ready-to-post caption tuned to how each brand talks to its community.
See how →An Instagram writer that turns a photo, a carousel, a Reel or a rough idea into a finished caption, with a first line that survives the scroll and a CTA that earns saves and comments.
See how →Give it a topic, a tip, or a rough idea and it writes a full Instagram thread, a hook slide, a connected series of carousel slides that carry the story, a caption, and a call to save or share.
See how →It turns a thesis, a talk transcript or a research finding into a full long-form LinkedIn article, structured and argued, in your brand's or your executive's voice.
See how →An organic social writer that takes one input (a customer win, a launch note, a founder's voice memo, a blog post) and returns native posts for every channel you run, written for LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or X rather than copied between them.
See how →A captioning agent that starts from the picture itself.
See how →A Pinterest writer that turns a pin, a product shot or a blog post into a searchable title, a keyword-rich description and proper alt text.
See how →Point it at a Quora question and it writes an answer that genuinely helps, in your expert's voice, with the brand's role handled honestly instead of shoehorned in.
See how →Give it an idea, a launch or a question and it writes a Reddit post shaped for the exact subreddit you are targeting, rules, flair, title conventions and register included.
See how →A Snapchat writer that turns a Snap, a Story sequence or a Spotlight clip into finished overlay text and captions, short enough to sit over the visual and casual enough to belong in the app.
See how →A repurposing writer that takes something long you already made (a report, a webinar recording, a case study, a podcast episode, a customer interview) and cuts it into a batch of short, ready-to-post snippets, pull quotes, stat posts, hook lines, micro-posts and carousel copy, each shaped for the channel it will run on.
See how →Hand it the edit, the on-screen hook or just the idea, and it writes the TikTok caption, the few words that have to land before the truncation, the search terms people actually type, a prompt that opens the comment section, and the hashtags and disclosure your brand uses.
See how →Give it an angle, a link or a launch, and it returns posts that fit the character limit, open with a line worth stopping for, and sound like the brand instead of a mascot account.
See how →Ad copy and variants that stay on-message across every channel and every test.
It drafts complete responsive search ads, headlines, descriptions and extensions, matched to each ad group's intent and written the way your brand actually talks.
See how →A display writer that produces the full responsive display ad, the short headlines, the long headline, the descriptions and the business name, each inside its character limit and each in your brand's voice.
See how →A LinkedIn ads writer that drafts the full sponsored post, the intro text, the headline and the CTA, tuned to the exact job title and industry you are targeting.
See how →It writes complete Message Ads and Conversation Ads, the sender greeting, the body, the CTA buttons and every branching reply path, tuned to each persona and segment you target.
See how →A print writer that delivers the whole ad, the headline, the subhead, the body copy, the endline and the mandatory legal line, sized to the space the layout gives you and set in your brand's voice.
See how →A paid social writer that produces the complete ad, primary text, headline, description and CTA, for Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest or Snap, plus the hook and angle variants your buyer needs to test properly.
See how →Give it a product, an offer and a placement, and it returns complete ads (the two-second hook, the beat-by-beat script with timings, shot or screen notes, captions for sound-off viewing and the end card) in the durations and aspect ratios you actually run.
See how →From concept to brief to launch, assembled on the brand's goals and history.
Hand it a kickoff request and it drafts a complete, on-brand campaign brief, objective, audience, key message, channels and mandatories included.
See how →Hand it an objective and a budget, and it assembles the whole campaign, the core idea, the audience cuts, the channel mix and every ad variant across Meta, Google, TikTok and LinkedIn.
See how →Give it one idea and it adapts that single story into every channel you run, paid social, search, email, organic, landing pages and PR, each in its native format and its role in the funnel.
See how →Hand it a theme, a launch or a moment and it assembles the whole campaign, the core idea, the post-by-post plan, the captions and hooks and the platform-specific adaptations, sequenced across the run.
See how →Descriptions, listings and pages that sell in the brand's exact voice, at catalog scale.
It turns raw product facts, specs and features into finished, on-brand descriptions ready to publish across your store and channels.
See how →Point it at a product and it writes the whole listing, the title, five bullets, the description or A+ copy and the backend search terms, keyword-optimized for Amazon search and inside every field's limits.
See how →Hand it a product and it returns clean, on-brand packshots and product imagery, cut out, styled and sized for your PDP, Amazon, social catalogs and ads.
See how →It turns raw specs and features into the tight, scannable, benefit-led bullet lists that sell on a product page, formatted consistently across your entire catalog.
See how →A page writer that assembles the whole product detail page, the title, the hero value proposition, the benefit copy, the spec table, the highlight bullets, the buyer FAQ and the SEO fields, structured to convert and to rank, all in your brand's voice.
See how →A product marketing writer that turns a changelog line, a PRD or a demo recording into the full announcement set, release note, in-app message, customer email, blog post, social copy and the version sales can use.
See how →Give it a product and a date, and it returns the full campaign, the message hierarchy, the channel plan, the asset list and a week by week calendar, with the copy drafted and ready for review.
See how →It turns a product, a scope or a new offering into a complete written proposal, the problem, the recommendation, the plan, the proof and the commercials, in your voice and structured the way your best proposals already are.
See how →A Review Responder agent that reads incoming reviews across your marketplaces, app stores, local listings and product pages and drafts a reply to each one that sounds like your brand and gets the facts right.
See how →Turn the market and your competitors into structured intelligence your team can act on.
A Competitor Audit agent that watches the rivals that matter, reads their live positioning, pricing, creative and content, and returns a structured read framed against your own brand.
See how →Pick a competitor and it produces a sales-ready battlecard, the head-to-head positioning, the objection handling, the traps to set and the proof points that win the deal.
See how →When a rival drops a price, ships a feature, runs a campaign or makes a claim, it sizes up the move and returns a recommended response with the actual assets to execute it, a counter-message, sales talking points, a social or PR line and a client-facing note.
See how →A Competitor Positioning agent that maps where every rival stands, finds the messaging whitespace no one has claimed, and drafts a positioning your brand can credibly own.
See how →Press, pitches and statements that hold the line on message under any spotlight.
Hand it the news and it drafts a complete, newsroom-ready press release, from the headline and lede to the approved boilerplate and the spokesperson quote.
See how →When something breaks, it drafts the holding statement, the full response and the channel versions in your brand's voice, aligned to the positioning and legal-safe language you approved before the pressure hit.
See how →Hand it an interview, an earnings call or a webinar recording and it surfaces the strongest, most quotable lines, attributed correctly and checked against what you are actually cleared to say.
See how →Scripts, outlines and show assets built from your narrative and your speakers.
Give it a product, a platform and a goal, and it drafts a shoot-ready script (hook, scene-by-scene body, voiceover and on-screen text) that already sounds like your client.
See how →Give it the event and it builds the full agenda, the segments, the timing, the speaker assignments and the talking points, structured as a run-of-show your hosts can actually follow.
See how →Hand it an episode and it writes the whole description, from the hook and the timestamped chapters to the guest bio, the key takeaways and the platform-ready variants for Apple, Spotify and YouTube.
See how →A Podcast Outline agent that turns a topic or guest into a structured episode plan (cold open, segment flow, talking points, guest questions and calls to action) that already fits your show and your client's narrative.
See how →A show writer that turns an episode idea into the whole run of show, the cold open, the host intro, the talking points, the guest questions, the host-read sponsor spot and the outro, written for the ear and in your show's voice.
See how →Give it the occasion (a new business pitch, a quarterly review, a campaign wrap) and it returns the deck slide by slide, with the narrative arc, the headline on each slide, the supporting copy, the speaker notes and the proof points to use.
See how →Give it a person and an event, and it returns the bio in every length the organizer asked for (25 words for the slide, 100 for the program, 300 for the press kit) plus a spoken intro the host can read on air.
See how →Point it at a product and it produces the full instruction set, a written guide with numbered steps, specs and troubleshooting, plus the how-to video script with chapters, on-screen text and voiceover.
See how →Hand it a finished cut and it writes the title options, the description, the timestamped chapters, the tags and the pinned comment, sized for YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram or wherever the video is going.
See how →Give it a brief, an audience and a runtime, and it returns the beat-by-beat skeleton (hook options, the sections in order, the point each one has to land, the footage it needs and the close) with seconds allocated to every beat.
See how →It takes the recording, the registration and attendance data and the chat and Q&A, then produces the entire follow-up, with attendees, no-shows, early drop-offs and question-askers each getting their own version, plus written answers to everything you ran out of time for.
See how →A Webinar Outline agent that turns a topic, a speaker list or a launch date into a full run of show, the hook for the first three minutes, the sections with timings and handoffs, the slide beats, the demo moment, the Q&A seeds and the offer at the close.
See how →A Webinar Promotion agent that takes one session (topic, speakers, date, registration link) and produces the entire push, from landing page copy and the invite and reminder emails to the organic social run, the speaker and partner kits, paid variants and the post-event follow-up split between attendees and no-shows.
See how →On-brand visuals and edits produced from your assets and guidelines, at speed.
Point it at your images and it writes accurate, accessible alt text that names your products correctly and reads in your brand's voice, across your site, catalog, social and email.
See how →Give it a single hero image and it extends the canvas into every aspect ratio a campaign needs, the vertical Story, the square feed, the wide banner, the billboard, without cropping the subject or the logo out of frame.
See how →An Image Text Remover agent that takes images with headlines, offers or old campaign copy baked in and returns clean plates you can reuse, relocalize and refresh, at the scale of a real asset library.
See how →Point it at a logo, a product shot or an old campaign photo and it rebuilds the file at the exact resolution its destination needs, from a marketplace zoom image to a billboard, without the detail going soft.
See how →A Remove Background agent that lifts the subject out of any image and returns clean cutouts ready for a marketplace listing, a banner, a deck or a paid social variant.
See how →A Replace Background agent that takes an image you already own and places the subject into a new setting, a brand color field, a seasonal scene or a room that reads native to the market you are selling into.
See how →Describe the visual you need in plain language and it generates original imagery that already follows the brand's art direction, in the crops and sizes each channel takes.
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