Setup
- One Pod per campaign or content sprint (e.g. “Series B Launch Content”)
- Members: content writers, designers, and the campaign lead
- Visibility: Restricted
- Files tab: attach the campaign brief and brand guidelines; link past content examples from Company Data
- Pod description: the campaign goal, target audience, and key messages — agents use this as writing context
Usage
Light — shared creative room, agent-assisted drafting Create one task per deliverable (blog post, social copy, email, press release). Hit **** on a task: the agent drafts the piece using the brief and brand guidelines from the Files tab. Review and comment directly in the linked conversation; the agent iterates. All drafts, feedback, and decisions are stored in the Pod. No version confusion, no lost feedback threads. Medium — editorial calendar, structured review process- Use a dedicated conversation as the editorial calendar: ask an agent to generate a publishing schedule from the campaign brief and track status in real time
- Set up a review workflow: when a draft task is marked done by the agent, a new “Review” task is automatically created and assigned to the campaign lead
- Schedule a weekly agent to post a content sprint status update: what’s drafted, what’s in review, what’s published, and what’s behind schedule
- Agents generate first drafts for all deliverables at campaign kickoff, ready for human review from day one
- SEO and tone-of-voice checks are run automatically before a piece moves to the review task
- A publishing checklist agent runs when a task is marked done: it verifies the piece has been reviewed, formatted for the right channel, and scheduled before closing
- After publishing, a performance monitoring agent pulls engagement data and posts a 7-day and 30-day report into the Pod, feeding learnings back for the next sprint