Commands

Talk to Marketing Podcast by mentioning it in its Slack channel. Use the examples below as a starting point; you can add as much or as little context as you like.

Plan an Episode

@Agenteous plan an episode on [topic] with guest [name], [guest role or one-line bio], for an audience of [who listens]

The agent returns a full episode outline: four to seven titled segments, twelve specific talking points, a call to action that fits the client's funnel, and a brief rationale for the structure. The plan is grounded in the client's brand voice.

Submit Audio for Processing

@Agenteous process this episode [attach or link the audio file]

The agent transcribes the recording, labels each speaker, identifies the best clip windows, and writes complete show notes. Results come back as a single approval card with each deliverable listed separately.

Request Show Notes from a Transcript

@Agenteous write show notes for this episode [paste the transcript]

If you already have a transcript, the agent skips transcription and goes straight to writing. It returns a 90- to 140-word summary, timestamped chapter markers, three to six standout quotes, and three social captions.

Ask for Clip Suggestions

@Agenteous find the best clips in this transcript for [client name or audience] [paste transcript]

The agent scans the transcript and returns three to six clip windows, each 30 to 90 seconds long. Each clip comes with a hook, a suggested social caption, and a note on why it travels.

Ask a Strategy Question

@Agenteous what podcast format would work best for a [client type, e.g. B2B SaaS company targeting mid-market buyers]?

Marketing Podcast answers podcast strategy questions directly: format selection, episode length, cadence, distribution priorities, and content planning. No approval card for these; the answer appears in the channel thread.

Approval Buttons

When Marketing Podcast returns a plan or a show-notes package, the card includes these buttons:

• Approve: Accept the output as written. It is ready to use or hand off.
• Edit: Post a follow-up in the thread describing the change you want. The agent revises and posts an updated card.
• Redraft: Ask the agent to regenerate from scratch, optionally with new guidance.

Each deliverable in a show-notes package (summary, chapter markers, quotes, social captions) has its own set of buttons so you can approve parts independently.