01Brief
Intent follows every asset.
Objective, audience, and brand voice stay available to people and agents.
SolutionsFor marketingAgents: Alpha
Campaigns as sprints. Content as pipeline.
Plan launches with cycles, track creative with boards, and prepare content with supervised agents. One workspace for briefs, production, review, and learning.
Shared context Visible status MCP + API
From brief to learning
Campaigns rarely slip inside one task. They slip between teams.
BIKLABS connects the brief, deliverables, dependencies, and review in one flow. Marketing sees the full campaign while every specialist works through the view they need.
02Pipeline
Every deliverable has a state and owner.
Content, design, email, and analytics move on a shared cadence.
03Review
Publishing remains a decision.
Gates separate assisted preparation from final approval without breaking flow.
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Every campaign shares a cadence
Organize a campaign as a project, its deliverables as work items, and its delivery window as a cycle. Board, table, and calendar read the same work so every specialist can use the view they need.
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Content as visible work
Landing pages, emails, social assets, and documentation can move as deliverables with an owner, state, and completion criteria. The table makes volume, owners, and dates reviewable without losing their relationship to the board.
03
Intake before committing capacity
The public form and Intake inbox preserve where a request came from. The team reviews it and, when accepted, can turn it into a work item while keeping the request and delivery linked.
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How work changes
Intake before committing capacity
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One front door for internal requests
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Human decision before work is created
03
Original request connected to delivery
04Alpha
Content agents with a bounded scope
We are validating internal agents for preparing drafts and analysis from bounded instructions and sources. A run returns a reviewable outcome; ContentWriter, SEOAnalyzer, and CampaignPlanner remain product direction, not an available catalogue.
One campaign to start
Test the system on a real launch.
You do not need to migrate the entire calendar. One launch is enough to see whether brief, production, and review stop fragmenting.
- 01Organize
Turn the brief into structure.
Create the project, deliverables, owners, and one shared delivery window.
- 02Deliver
Make every handoff visible.
Content, design, and analytics move through the same state without duplicated tracking.
- 03Learn
Close with decisions, not only files.
Keep outcomes and lessons next to the work before repeating the campaign.
Adoption principleAlpha agents are tested after the human workflow is stable and always with review before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
Before changing how the team works.
Straight answers about adoption, control, and fit.
01Can an agent publish content?
Autonomous external publishing is not presented as a general capability. The alpha focuses on preparing reviewable outcomes, while pilot gates are validated in supported transitions.
02Where does our brand voice live?
The wiki keeps guidelines, examples, and decisions available in the same context used by the team and agents.
03How do we manage requests from other departments?
Intake collects them in one tray to classify, prioritize, and decide which cycle they enter before consuming capacity.
04Are the ContentWriter and SEOAnalyzer templates available?
Not as an available catalogue. They are presented as product direction while the alpha validates more bounded content tasks.