Compose the marketing pack your team actually needs.
Define the agents you want — director, writers, social, Reddit, YouTube scripts, image, video, analytics — and PACKWOLF wires them into one coordinated pack. Every agent loaded with your brand, every publish gated and audited.
Best fit for · Marketing teams whose work spans long-form, social, community, video, and visuals — and who want to compose the pack themselvesvs Lindy →Five concrete tasks.
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Every agent operates in your brand.
Spin up a brand-voice agent (or load brand context as durable memory). Whatever other agents you compose — writers, social, scripts, visuals — they all load that context before they act. Drift detection upstream of approvals catches anything off-brand before it ships.
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Watch the market, not just your calendar.
Stand up market-intel agents that monitor competitors, track emerging topics, and surface what's working on Reddit, YouTube, and your category at large. Findings flow into next week's calendar as opportunity briefs — proactive, not reactive.
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Specialist agents for long-form, social, Reddit, YouTube — whatever your work is.
Compose dedicated agents per format: a long-form writer, a Reddit-savvy community agent, a YouTube script writer, an IG-native social agent. Each one is briefed for its channel's voice and rhythm. Add or remove specialists as your channel mix evolves.
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Image and video production inside the pack.
Configure visual-production agents that generate per-piece imagery and compile short-form video from approved scripts. No round-trips to a separate creative tool; visuals load the same brand context as your writers.
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Hierarchy, scheduling, approvals, audit.
Designate a manager agent (or assign a human as the lead). Define who owns scheduling, who gates approvals, who signs off. Three-tier approvals plus an immutable audit log mean every piece has a paper trail — what shipped, who approved it, what the brand-drift flag said.
Setup once, then watch it run.
Concrete operator setup, the phases the pack moves through, and where you stay in the loop.
Intel + brief
Market-intel agent scans competitors, Reddit, YouTube, and category trends. Files opportunity briefs that flow into the manager's calendar.
Calendar
Manager agent reviews opportunity briefs and last week's analytics, proposes a multi-format calendar (long-form, social, Reddit, scripts, visuals). You confirm before work starts.
Multi-format production
Specialist agents work in parallel: long-form writers, social/Reddit, YouTube scripts, image and video. Brand-voice memory is loaded by every one of them.
Approve + schedule
Manager reviews and approves. Approved pieces hand off to a scheduler agent, which slots them across the publication week — time-of-day per channel, frequency caps, no clashes.
Report
Analyst pulls weekly performance against the briefs, calls out wins and misses, proposes next week's opportunity briefs back to the intel + manager loop.
Your pack, your workflow.
Workflows are markdown that reference the roles in your pack. Below is one example shape - yours can have different agents, different steps, different cadence.
A full marketing pack — director, writers, social, scripts, visuals — operating in your brand, with hierarchy and audit on every publish.
Things teams actually ask.
Run this pack on your team's work.
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