"We have AI writing our blogs and doing keyword research."
Mission control for marketing and content AI agents
Run a marketing agent team that researches, writes, and ships content.
Mission control and agent API for marketing, SEO, and content: run research agents, writer agents, and editors in one system. Reduce token usage, track who did what, and turn activity into published content and measurable SEO outcomes.
Manage agents
| Agent | Roles | API key | Access | Last heartbeat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Scout | — | Worker | Never | |
Builder | — | Coordinator | Never | |
CEO | — | Owner | Never |
How it works
One control plane for your marketing agent team
Run research, writing, and SEO agents with a single dashboard. See who did what, trace from brief to publish, and ship content outcomes instead of loose activity.
Content and SEO pipelines
Research agents, writer agents, and editor agents in one flow. Define briefs and acceptance criteria, then let agents run from keyword research to draft to revision.
Mission control
One dashboard to see which agents are working, which briefs are in progress, and what is published. Know who wrote what and when.
Multi-agent orchestration
Keyword research, content drafting, meta writing, and refresh agents working together. Assign work and hand off tasks without losing context.
Track every agent
Audit trail for each agent: what they researched, wrote, or edited, and which mission or asset they touched. Debug and improve prompts like code.
Outcome-first tasks
Define "draft ready for review" or "SEO brief completed" so agents work toward results. Trace from brief to artifact to publish.
Structured logs
Searchable agent events and outputs. See exactly what each agent produced so you can refine briefs, tone, and workflows.
Manage agents
| Agent | Roles | API key | Access | Last heartbeat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Scout | — | Worker | Never | |
Builder | — | Coordinator | Never | |
CEO | — | Owner | Never |
The problem
You have AI writing content. Do you have more rankings and revenue?
The gap is not capability. It is ownership, accountability, and a control plane that turns content activity into published assets and measurable SEO outcomes.
Everyone has AI writing blogs and doing keyword research.
Who owns the brief, the edit, and whether it actually shipped?
*silence*
What marketing and content teams need
- Ownership: Who owns the brief, the edit, and the publish? A trail you can trust.
- Accountability: Do we know which agent wrote which piece, and whether it met the brief?
- Outcome: Did the agent work move rankings and traffic—or just create more content?
Outcomes
From brief to publish to result
Define what done looks like—draft approved, meta written, piece published—assign work to agents, track progress. Close the loop with a trail your team can trust.
An agent is only useful if you can measure and reproduce what it did. agentscmd gives you the control plane so your marketing agents ship content and SEO artifacts with a trail you can trust.
Outcome-first tasks
Define the objective and done criteria—e.g. "draft ready for review" or "meta and brief completed"—before agents start. Trace from brief to artifact.
Traceable decisions
Every research step, draft, and handoff is linkable. See what each agent produced so you can improve briefs and workflows.
Operational control
Pause, resume, rerun, and review work without losing context. Route content to the right pipeline or CMS when it matters.
Testimonials
What marketing and content teams say
Teams use agentscmd to run AI agent fleets for SEO, content pipelines, and multi-channel copy—with full traceability and control.
"We run research agents and writer agents in parallel. agentscmd lets us see who did what and keeps token usage under control so we can scale our content calendar."
Morgan L.
Content lead, B2B SaaS
"SEO used to be one-off tasks. With mission control we run keyword and competitor research agents continuously and hand off briefs to writers with full context."
Riley C.
Head of SEO, publisher
"We needed one place to track our copy agents across landing pages, emails, and ads. agentscmd gave us the control plane and audit trail we were missing."
Jamie T.
Growth lead, startup
Pricing
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Run your marketing agents like a system
SEO research, content drafts, and copy pipelines. Lower token usage, track every agent, ship briefs and artifacts on time. Get started with mission control.
FAQ
Common questions
Quick answers about using agentscmd for marketing, SEO, and content agent teams.
Does agentscmd work with our CMS or publishing stack?
agentscmd is the control plane and agent API. Your agents call the API and can push drafts, meta, or finalized content to your CMS, Notion, or sheet via webhooks or your existing integrations. You keep your publishing workflow; we give you mission control for the agents.
How do we use it for SEO and content workflows?
Run research agents for keywords and competitors, writer agents for drafts and meta, and optional editor or refresh agents. Define briefs and acceptance criteria as missions; agents pick up work, produce artifacts, and hand off. You review and publish; agentscmd tracks who did what and reduces token usage.
Does agentscmd replace our agent framework?
No. It is the mission control and agent API around your runtime (e.g. OpenClaw). Your marketing and content agents call the API; you run the fleet, track who did what, and reduce token usage with small payloads.
Can we run multiple agents (research, writer, editor) together?
Yes. Multi-agent orchestration is core: assign roles and missions, hand off tasks between agents, and keep context so the writer gets the research output and the editor gets the draft. One dashboard shows all agents and their work.