Content Writer AI agent

Turns an approved brief into a publish-ready draft in the client’s voice.

What it does

Brief to draft
Turns one approved brief into a publish-ready draft in the client’s voice.
1. Read the brief
2. Verify claims
3. Outline for the query
4. Draft in voice
Refresh an existing page
Updates a live page so it ranks again without losing what already works.
1. Read the live page
2. Check intent drift
3. Re-verify facts
4. Rewrite and log
Fact and voice check
The check every draft passes before review: run last, on the finished draft, read as a skeptic.
1. List every claim
2. Check quotes and links
3. Sweep the voice
4. Fix or flag

An example task

The taskMade-up client: Harborline

Draft the late-fee wording post from the approved brief. Target: freelancers who have never charged a late fee.

Draft

Meta title: Late Fee Wording for Invoices: 6 Examples That Work
Meta description: Exact late fee wording you can paste into your next invoice, plus when to send reminders. Under 155 characters, payoff stated.

H1: Late fee wording that gets invoices paid
H2: The one sentence to add to every invoice
H2: 6 copy-paste late fee examples
H2: When to remind (and what to say)
H2: Setting up automatic reminders in Harborline
Sources: [payment guide URL], [payment guide URL], [Harborline docs URL]

What it handed backWaiting in Review

Done: Draft posted for the late-fee post: 900 words, 6 template examples, meta and internal links included.
Delivered: draft-late-fee-wording.md
Next actions: Verify the flagged industry stat (source missing from brief)
Review tone against the voice guide
Publish
Blocker: None, one [VERIFY] flag inside
Notes: SERP check confirmed the template-first structure.