Generates articles, landing pages, ad copy, sales enablement decks, and emails, on brand, on demand. Grounded in the 44 documents in your Studio context. Versioned, attributed, and routable to a reviewer queue.
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Sourced from the platform feature catalog. Each entry is part of the graph8 application layer and accessible through the app, MCP, or CLI where supported.
Long-form articles from a topic brief, grounded in your brand voice and proof catalog.
Hero, features, social proof, FAQ, CTA copy for any landing page in your design system.
LinkedIn, Google, Meta ad copy and headline variants matched to the ICP segment.
Battle cards, one-pagers, demo scripts, and deck content updated as your offer evolves.
Sequence steps, newsletter content, transactional emails, all on brand.
Every generation versioned. Compare versions, roll back, branch, merge.
Route any output to brand-compliance or legal review before publish. Compliance score per asset.
Generate in 30+ languages with brand voice preserved across translations.
Replaces Jasper, Copy.ai, and Writer, and is grounded in your brand context, not generic LLM output.
Forecasts pipeline, flags at-risk deals, runs the cadence.
Explore In AI AgentsBuilds territory lists, drafts sequences, routes replies.
Explore In AI AgentsWatches usage, flags churn, drafts renewal briefs.
Explore In AI AgentsProposals, redlines, pricing comparables, case studies.
Explore In AI AgentsRanking and AI answer engine optimization.
Explore In AI AgentsDynamic web and email content per account.
Explore In AI AgentsReviewer queues, audit logs, autonomy lanes.
ExploreAn AI content agent produces the go-to-market assets a campaign needs, articles, ads, landing pages and sequences, from the same buyer context the rest of the system runs on. The point is not that it writes faster. It is that the copy is grounded in the same account and signal data the targeting uses, so the message and the list agree.
Software that drafts go-to-market assets from your own buyer context rather than from a blank prompt. Articles, ad copy, landing pages and sequences, produced against the same account and signal data the targeting runs on. That grounding is the difference between usable drafts and generic copy that could belong to anyone.
No, and the reason is accountability rather than quality. A draft can read well and still make a claim nobody verified, cite a number that was never measured, or say something about a customer that is not true. The edit is where a person takes responsibility for the claims.
A general tool writes from what you type into it. A content agent writes from what the system already knows about the account, the segment and the signals that triggered the campaign, so the copy and the targeting cannot drift apart. Most bad outbound copy is not badly written; it is aimed at a segment the writer never saw.

Every operator agent shares the same body, proportions and material. They are told apart by collar and a single head accessory, never by colour, because the differences that matter are what each one is allowed to do rather than how it looks.
Execution credits send, call, and run agents. Contact credits reveal and enrich the people you target. Three ways in.
A free entry point to the full platform. No credit card.
Unlimited contact data, in the tools you already use.
Unlimited users and data. Every app, one bill.
The $99 Team plan is the full platform: everything below, for the whole org. MCP Unlimited and Pay as you go are lighter entry points with usage and seat limits.
Execution credits send, call, and run agents. Contact credits reveal and enrich the people you target.
Articles, landing pages, ads, email, and enablement stay on brand because the agent writes from your Studio context, proof, ICP, and offer. Pay for execution, not seats.
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