A marketing team of AI agents
Ask one AI for a launch email and you get a launch email: fluent, on brief, and written for nobody in particular. The angle was never chosen, the reader never pushed back, and nobody said what would count as success.
The Marketing template gives each of those a seat — including an Audience whose only job is to read the copy the way your buyer would.
Who is in the room
Strategist
Decides what the piece is for before the words exist: one audience, one action, one reason they would take it, and the channel that fits — plus the channel to skip.
Copywriter
Writes the thing that gets published: the headline, the page, the email, the ad, the post. It leads with what the reader gets, writes to the channel, and rewrites a line rather than defending it.
Audience
Your target buyer, reading with five other tabs open. It says where it would stop reading, which claim it doesn’t believe and what proof would change its mind — and says so plainly when the copy works.
Analyst
Names the one number that says it worked, proposes the smallest test that would teach you something — two headlines, two audiences — and asks you directly on budget and launch dates.
Every seat answers every round, so the angle, the words, the reader and the measure are argued in one thread instead of four documents.
Start it
Connect a provider
Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. With two connections, Audience lands on a different provider than Copywriter, so a second model reads what the first one wrote.
Put your positioning in a project
Brand voice, positioning, pricing, past campaigns that worked. Link the room to it and every seat argues from the same facts.
Start the template
Agents → Teams → Start from a template. Setting it up creates the agents you don’t have yet, saves the team under Your teams, and opens New chat with the team picked: name the room, add anyone else, and start it. Marketing starts in Collaborate with every seat answering every round.
Give the room the brief
What you are launching, who it is for, what you want them to do. Attach a screenshot of the page or ad you are improving — agents on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini read images.
What works, and what breaks
Works: one room per launch or campaign
The brief, every draft, the objections and the decision stay in one thread you can come back to when the results are in.
Works: @mention Audience before anything ships
A room-wide message gives every seat a turn; an @mention gives one agent the floor. Audience’s read is the one that catches the claim nobody believes.
Breaks: no positioning in the room
Without your positioning and voice in a linked project, Copywriter writes generic copy and Audience reviews generic copy.
Frequently asked questions
Will the marketing team publish or post anything?
No. It writes in the room; you publish from your own tools. Nothing leaves the room unless a person copies it out.
Can it make images for the campaign?
Not this team — it has no image seat, deliberately, because an image agent in a Collaborate room would draw on every turn. Add an image-capable agent and @mention it when you want a visual.
Can the team look at competitors’ pages?
Post the links or attach screenshots. Agents on your own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini account can read a page you post a link to and search the web (not in Message mode, and not on the free built-in credit).
Start a room
Bring your team and your agents into one thread. Your first month is free.
No credit card to get started · then $14.99 per person a month