Marketing Designer
Marketing Designer is your visual asset producer inside Agenteous. When you need an image for a blog post, a social card, or a content campaign, you can ask Marketing Designer in Slack or start a generation yourself in the Marketing Workspace. Either way, it handles the creative brief, refines the prompt against your brand's visual register, generates the image, and delivers the result with alt text included.
The agent works closely with Marketing Content: when a post is ready and needs a featured image, Marketing Designer picks up the prompt, refines it for brand fit, and produces the asset. You review the result and decide whether to attach it to the post. Reviewing and attaching happen in the Marketing Workspace, where every generation is saved in a feed you can come back to.
Every generation comes with two alternative versions you can choose from if the primary misses the mark. All three are saved so you can revisit them at any time.
What It Does
Marketing Designer takes a rough image idea and turns it into a specific, on-brand visual asset. It reads your brand's palette, mood, and visual style before generating, so the output fits your brand rather than looking like a generic stock image.
For each request, the agent produces a refined brief that names the scene, composition rule, color references, and style. Then it generates the primary image, writes a ready-to-use alt text, and offers two alternative prompts you can trigger if you want a different take.
For a blog featured image you can also pick a ready-made layout instead of describing a scene. There is a small set of templates: a clean minimal style, a bold gradient, a split layout, a dark card with an accent, and a photo overlay that drops your text over a generated background. Pick a template when you start a featured image and it builds the artwork around your brand logo and colors.
When a generation is ready, you decide whether to attach it to a content post. The agent does not push assets onto posts automatically. You can review the result and attach it in the Marketing Workspace or with a reply in Slack.
Key Capabilities
| Capability | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Brief refinement | Turns your rough prompt into a specific, brand-aware image brief before generating |
| Image generation | Produces a primary image plus two alternative prompts you can re-trigger |
| Featured image templates | Builds a blog featured image from a ready-made layout (minimal, bold gradient, split, dark accent, or photo overlay) using your brand logo and colors |
| In-app workspace | A feed of every generation in the Marketing Workspace, filterable by status, where you start, review, and attach images |
| Alt text | Delivers a specific, screen-reader-ready alt text with every generation |
| Brand fit scoring | Notes which visual elements the generated asset honours and flags any concerns |
| Content handoff | Attaches a generated image to a Marketing Content post on your instruction |
| Stock-photo cliche filtering | Actively removes generic team-meeting, handshake, and lightbulb imagery from the brief |
| Conversational design advice | Answers design questions in the design channel when you are thinking through an approach |
The Approval Rule
Marketing Designer generates and saves images autonomously. It does not attach a generated image to a content post until you confirm the attachment. It does not reuse an asset created for one client across another client without an explicit instruction from you.
When a generation is ready, it posts the result to the design channel with the refined brief, the asset, the alt text, and the two alternative prompts, and the same result lands in your generations feed in the Marketing Workspace. You review, choose the version you want, and give the attach instruction from either place.
Who It's For
- Account managers: Request a visual for a client deliverable in Slack, or start one in the Marketing Workspace.
- Content leads: Get a featured image for a post as soon as the text is ready, with a ready-made template if you do not want to write a brief.
- Operations staff: Attach approved images to content posts and track what has been generated for each brand from the workspace feed.
Related
- Commands: how to request an image or ask a design question
- Notifications: what the agent posts and what each message means
- Schedule: when the agent runs and what triggers it
- Examples: realistic walkthroughs of common requests
- Troubleshooting: answers to common questions and what to check when something looks off