Commands
Talk to Marketing Content in the agent's dedicated content channel. You can also mention it in a campaign delivery channel when a content slot is part of a larger brief. Use @Agenteous to get its attention and then describe what you need.
Request a Blog Post
@Agenteous write a blog post about [topic] for [brand name]
The agent confirms the topic, brand, target keyword (or proposes keyword candidates), and target word count. It then produces an outline for your review before writing the full draft.
Provide a Full Brief
@Agenteous here's the content brief: [paste brief]
The agent parses the brief, identifies any missing fields (source material, ICP segment, target keyword), and asks you to fill the gaps before producing the outline. If the brief is complete, it moves straight to the outline stage.
Request Topic Ideas
@Agenteous pitch me [N] blog post ideas for [brand name] this quarter
The agent returns a set of ideas, each with the proposed angle, a target keyword, the ICP segment it addresses, and a short rationale. It recommends a sequence. You can pick one idea and ask it to proceed directly to the outline.
Re-Score an Existing Draft
@Agenteous score this post for SEO: [paste post or provide title]
The agent runs the SEO scoring rubric against the draft and returns a component-by-component breakdown (0-100 total) with specific revision suggestions for any component below the pass threshold.
Ask About a Past Post
@Agenteous why do you think post [title] underperformed?
The agent reads the post, identifies likely causes (weak angle, keyword mismatch, off-pillar topic, distribution gap), and proposes what to do differently on the next post covering that pillar.
Ask a Quick Content Question
@Agenteous write a strong intro for a post about [topic]
Not every question needs a full draft cycle. The agent answers quick requests directly without running the full keyword-research-outline-draft pipeline.
Approval Buttons
When a post has cleared brand review, Marketing Content posts an approval card in the content channel. The card shows the draft title, the SEO score with component breakdown, the meta description, and the featured-image prompt.
| Button | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Approve | Queues the post for CMS publishing on the next scheduled slot |
| Edit Outline | Opens the outline for revision; the draft regenerates from the revised outline |
| Edit Draft | Opens the full draft body for inline edits before re-submission |
| Reject | Removes the post from the queue; you can provide an optional reason |
The two-layer edit (Outline vs. Draft) reflects how long-form posts actually get revised. Structural changes go through Edit Outline; prose changes go through Edit Draft.
If the brand review gate blocks a draft, you will see the specific flags before the approval card renders. Address the flagged items, then ask the agent to re-submit.