Marketeer
What the Marketeer is
Section titled “What the Marketeer is”The Marketeer is your Organisation’s marketing studio. It opens as its own brand-themed window, opened from the Marketing section of your Foundry dashboard. Live
The window has two halves. A left content pane shows the section you are working in. A right-rail chat dock holds the Marketeer, one agent on a single shared stream. You talk to it in the dock, or you click through the section tabs, and both feed the same conversation.
Everything you see is scoped to the Organisation you have active. The Marketeer reads that Organisation’s knowledge brain, never another’s, so the work it proposes stays on the brand you have actually built.
The nine sections
Section titled “The nine sections”The studio is organised into nine tabs. You move between them from the dock or the left nav, and the Marketeer follows you.
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| Command Center | The home view: what the Marketeer is working on across the studio, KPI tiles, and the next steps it suggests. |
| Calendar | The publishing schedule. Create entries, drag to reschedule, fill weeks of drafts at once, bulk import, or export to CSV. |
| Content | Set an angle, and the Marketeer returns three on-brand draft variants. Pick one and add it to the calendar. |
| Campaign | A go-to-market plan for a launch. Build it, then push the plan onto the calendar as dated work. |
| Mindshare | A narrative arc across several weeks, measured against the names you compare your Organisation to. |
| X Radar | Scan X for conversations and leads worth a reply. The Marketeer drafts replies and DMs in your brand voice. |
| Design | Poster and creative concepts, briefs, and image renders for your campaigns. |
| Reports | A weekly read of what shipped and what comes next. It reports the work, and invents no performance numbers. |
| Brand | The voice, palette, and guardrails every other section inherits. Auto-fill from a website scan, then refine. |
Brand sits underneath everything
Section titled “Brand sits underneath everything”The Brand tab is not a separate exercise from the rest of the studio. The voice, palette, and guardrails you set there are read by every other section before it drafts anything. Change the brand voice once, and Content, Campaign, X Radar, and Design all follow it on the next draft.
The Marketeer never makes up a brand voice. It reads the brand brief built from your Organisation’s brain, name, palette, voice, and audience, and writes to it. When the brain is missing a fact, the Marketeer says so rather than guessing.
How a draft becomes saved work
Section titled “How a draft becomes saved work”Every generator in the studio works the same way. It hands you a draft and writes nothing to your Organisation. A separate save step commits the work after you have read it and approved it.
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Launch the studio from the Marketing section of your Foundry dashboard.
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It opens on Command Center, with the Marketeer on call in the right rail.
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Talk to the Marketeer in the dock, or pick a tab and set up the work there.
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The Marketeer proposes a draft in the content pane. Read it.
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Approve to save. The draft becomes a real row you can come back to.
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Edit that saved row by hand whenever you like, and the Marketeer folds your edits into what it does next.
Approved work persists as real rows. You can open any of them later and edit by hand. The Marketeer reads those hand edits and carries them forward, so the studio stays a record of decisions you made rather than a pile of suggestions.
What it grounds in
Section titled “What it grounds in”The Marketeer answers from your Organisation’s knowledge brain and cites what it used. If you have not added a fact, such as a product detail or a positioning line, the Marketeer tells you it is missing instead of writing something plausible and wrong. Adding that fact to the brain, or to the Brand tab, is how you teach the studio.
This is the same brain the rest of your Organisation reads. To build it up, see how knowledge curation works across the Foundry apps.
A note on what is built
Section titled “A note on what is built”Marketeer is live and browser-verified across more than one Organisation type. The draft-then-save pattern, the nine sections, and the brand grounding all work in the product today. The X Radar scan and the Design renders depend on the data sources and image tools wired into your stack, so what they return tracks what is connected for your Organisation.