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A weekly article and its repurposed set

One long-form piece, a newsletter section and three posts from an approved research question, with the brand voice held separately from the campaign.

Content Engine SuiteAny plan (4 agents)About an hour, then 30 minutes a week

What you need

  • Template: Content Engine SuiteExtension · $85 one-time. Buy it once in Extensions; it then appears under “Start from” in your workbench.View in Extensions
  • An active Orchestrator planAny plan (4 agents). Templates run only inside Orchestrator; the trial works for a first run.Compare plans
  • Course: AI Agents for Growth MarketersTeaches the method behind this playbook: 6 weeks · On demand. Optional, but the checks below come from it.View the course

The brief to paste

Replace every bracket. The agents use nothing you do not put here.

Research question: [the question the piece answers]. Sources the agents may use: [titles and links, one per line]. Voice record: [paste the durable voice rules]. Campaign context this week: [what is being promoted, dates]. Audience: [who].

Steps

  1. 1
    Install the extension

    Buy Content Engine Suite in Extensions, then Workbench → New workspace → Start from “Extension · Content Engine Suite”.

  2. 2
    Keep two records in the brief

    Paste the voice rules and the campaign context as two labelled blocks. The Brief writer quotes voice rules only from the first, so a campaign cannot rewrite the voice.

  3. 3
    Approve the draft before repurposing

    The run pauses after the Drafter. Read the draft with its claim markers; approve, or return with the claims to fix.

  4. 4
    Check the claim map

    The Repurposer ends with a map of which claim each post rests on. If a post has no claim behind it, return the step.

  5. 5
    Repeat weekly

    Duplicate the workspace for the next question and replace only the research question, sources and campaign block; the voice record stays.

Where a person decides

Between draft and repurposing: a person approves the long-form piece first.

Before you trust the output

  • Every claim in the draft has a source and a date in the fact list.
  • No post introduces a claim the article does not make.
  • The voice rules in the brief writer’s output are quoted from the voice record, not paraphrased from the campaign.

What this does not do: The system does not check source reliability, usage rights or publish to any channel.