Marketing
Run on demandResearch, draft, and file a sourced brief.
A workflow searches the web, reads what it finds, and writes a draft with every claim linked to its source. Give it your prior work and the draft matches your voice.
5,000 free credits to start.
How it works
Three steps to a workflow
- Step 01
Give it a topic and your voice
Point the agent at a few published pieces so it learns how you write. Then give it a topic, an outline, or a keyword to build a brief around.
- Step 02
Let it research in its sandbox
The agent searches the web and reads pages. It can call an Apify actor for structured collection at scale. It groups what it finds before it writes.
- Step 03
Get a draft with sources
The draft lands in Notion or Google Docs. Every claim links to where it came from. Open questions stay as inline notes for you.
The run
What one run looks like
Each line is a tool call. The agent finds the API it needs, reads the result, and acts. The full transcript stays on the run.
Research how growing teams evaluate SOC 2 tooling and draft a sourced brief in our voice.
- web·search and read 14 sources
- apify·scrape 6 vendor pricing pages
- notion·read 3 prior briefs for voice
- code·outline and group the findings
- notion·write the brief with citations
`SOC 2 Buyer's Brief` created
- 1,900 words across 5 sections
- Every claim linked to a source
- Timeline and cost table included
- 4 open questions left as inline notes
Integrations
The tools this workflow uses
Connect each one once. The agent gets its full API, and the credential stays at the network layer.
Templates
Start from a prompt that works
Each template has the prompt, the trigger it needs, and the integrations it uses.
Marketing
Research brief writer
Researches a topic across the live web and returns a sourced draft in your voice, with the open questions flagged.
Marketing
Reddit brand monitor
Sweeps the subreddits where your customers gather, judges which threads deserve a reply, and brings you a shortlist.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Put a workflow on research briefs.
Write the prompt, pick the trigger, and read the first run.