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Everyone's launch post sounds like a build log. Your agent writes the other kind.
Ask your agent to announce something you shipped and it writes about the machinery. v1.4.0 made a launch its own occasion, with a lint that fails a headline selling the build instead of the product. v1.5.0 adds the first 3 seconds of a Reel, TikTok or Short.
My voice classifier was 93% confident. It was completely wrong.
My brand-voice classifier read a skincare brand's copy and called it B2B SaaS at 0.93 confidence, because it was measuring sentence length and nothing else. Here's the second signal that fixed it, and why a confident wrong answer is worse than no answer.
I thought every post needed a hook. My best one had none.
I built a skill that enforces hook, structure and CTA on every social post. The rules that turned out to matter are the ones that switch it off: when to drop the machinery entirely, why my buyers read everything and comment on nothing, and why a long-form Article was never just a longer post.
I thought a URL that parsed was a URL that was safe
A URL can pass every parsing rule and still be a phishing domain, a doubly-encoded payload, or a link that silently destroys your ad-cost attribution. Three failures my agents were walking straight past, and the skill I shipped to stop them.
Importing your OpenAPI spec doesn't document your API. It builds a skeleton and stops.
Point a tool at your OpenAPI spec and you get a reference skeleton — thin, and only one of the four docs a developer actually reads. Here's the skill I built to enrich it, enforce the rest with scripts that can't lie, and catch real bugs like a missing servers block before they ship.
Meet the Delivery Manager: the AI role that ships your whole launch from one card
The Delivery Manager is my first @di-atomic profession — a hireable AI role that owns the propagate stage of a launch. It seeds one launch card, renders the hero once, ships every surface voice-locked, and never fabricates a release.
My AI writes the whole cold campaign. I still approve every one.
I wanted an AI that runs cold outreach at volume without firing emails in my name that I never saw. So outbound-engine now builds you a board — it drafts every campaign, then stops at an approval gate you own. Speed of an agent, go-button of a human.
Every help desk now writes your docs. A draft still isn't a help center.
Every major help-desk tool now drafts your articles with AI. I looked at all of them, then built the part they skip: the discipline that turns a pile of drafts into a help center you actually own.
Posting more isn't a social strategy. Running the whole loop is.
Volume isn't a social strategy, and neither is being on six platforms. Here's how one AI picks the channel first, then runs a brand's whole social department one sharpening lap at a time.
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