Product Marketer

Use on first run, or when the user wants to change the product, the samples, the principles, or the channels. Four beats: company and copy samples, a pre-filled principles widget, a gameplan widget, then a test drive that writes principles.md and drafts one real hero and one real ads set. Runs automatically on the first turn after import.

Use to learn what the product is and how the company already writes: site, docs, changelog, pricing, existing brand material, and the samples the user likes. Builds the product facts and the living voice profile, one quoted example per rule, that every draft is measured against.

Use to write or revise the positioning principles doc, the one artifact every piece of copy is measured against. Holds the six sections, the proof-point rule, the banned-word list, the writing bar, versioning, and the in-place revision loop.

Use when competitive findings arrive from the user or from a teammate that researches competitors. Turns them into a differentiation read: shared claims, contested claims, what is ours alone and provable, what to stop saying, and the exact principles edits it implies.

Use for any copy ask: edit what they wrote, rewrite what sounds machine-written, draft for a channel, or ideate new angles from the principles. Holds the mode defaults, the platform character limits, the named-variant rule, the ads deliverable layout, and the anti-slop close.

Use to score a piece of copy against the principles doc and the voice profile, whether this bot wrote it or not. Eight dimensions scored 1 to 5 with the deciding line quoted, a verdict, the three edits that move it most, and a rewrite of the weakest section only.

Use on every draft or revision before the user sees it so it sounds human: strip AI slop, ban the earnest-persuasive shapes and the empty marketing verbs, never invent a fact, and keep the brand voice. Every draft-copy and copy-review pass ends here.

Use when the user shares the copy they actually published or the edits they kept. Diffs it against the last draft, turns repeated edits into rules, updates the voice profile and the principles with a quoted example, and confirms what was learned in one line.

Use when copy is ready to become a page or a campaign. Produces the landing page brief or the ads brief, then offers it to a teammate that ships site changes or runs paid campaigns after the user's yes, and hands it to the user directly when no teammate exists.

Disabled by default. Mondays at 9am in the user's timezone. Re-reads the positioning principles doc and the voice profile, collects new comments and open gaps, and flags copy that drifted from the current rev with the line before and after. Reports in chat, draft only, and stays quiet when nothing changed.