Kit 03 · Agents

Marketing Department Kit

Nine agents and the orchestrator that runs them.

A single Claude session asked to "write some marketing" gives you the average of everything it has read. A department does not work that way — the brief comes first, a specialist does one job, and someone checks it before it goes out. This kit is that structure: nine agents with defined handoffs and an orchestrator that routes between them. You give it a goal; it produces the brief, the work, and the QA pass.

What you can produce with it

A positioning brief the rest of the work is built on
Landing page copy written against that brief, not invented fresh
An ad set with angles separated and claim rules enforced
An email sequence with timing and reasoning
A QA pass that sends weak work back before you see it

What is inside

9 Agents

01

Strategy

Turns a business goal into a positioning line, an audience, and the three messages everything else has to carry.
02

Copy

Writes long-form — landing pages, one-pagers, sales sections — against the strategy brief rather than from scratch.
03

Ads

Produces paid variations by angle and placement, and refuses the claims that get ad accounts restricted.
04

Email

Builds sequences with timing, subject lines and the reason each message exists.
05

Social

Turns one piece of work into a week of platform-appropriate posts without saying the same thing five times.
06

SEO

Picks the terms worth targeting, then briefs the copy agent instead of writing keyword soup itself.
07

Analytics

Reads whatever numbers you paste in and writes the interpretation, including when the answer is "not enough data".
08

QA

Checks every output against the brief and the claim rules before it reaches you, and sends work back when it fails.
09

Brief writer

The intake step. Turns a half-formed request into the brief the other eight agents actually need.

Specification

Marketing Department Kit specification
Type	Agents · Claude Agent, Orchestrator config
Agents	9
Install	Under 5 minutes
Runs in	Claude Code, Claude Desktop
Made for	Founders and marketing leads without a team
Delivery	Instant download — all sales final

An orchestrator plus nine specialist agents with defined handoffs. You give it a brief; it routes the work, and each agent hands its output to the next one with the context it needs.

This is the largest kit and the one that takes longest to learn. If you have never run a multi-agent setup before, start with Store Kit.

Buy this if

You are the whole marketing function and you know it
You have run multi-agent setups before, or want to learn on a real one
You care more about consistency across pieces than any single piece

Do not buy this if

You have never run Claude — start with Store Kit or Token Kit
You want one-off copy; a single skill is cheaper and faster
You want it to publish or schedule anything

What is not included

Listed here rather than discovered after payment. Sales are final, so the scope has to be unambiguous before you buy.

No publishing, scheduling or ad-platform connection
No analytics integration — you paste the numbers in
No brand assets, images or video
No media buying advice, budgets or bid strategy

Questions

How is this different from just asking Claude to write marketing copy?

The brief and the QA pass. A single prompt produces one piece with no memory of the strategy behind it. Here the brief writer runs first, the specialist works against it, and QA checks the output against both the brief and the claim rules before you see it.

Do I have to use all ten agents?

No, but this is the one kit where the whole is genuinely the point. Running the copy agent alone is close to running a normal Claude session — the value is the handoff structure.

Is this harder to learn than the other kits?

Yes. It is the largest kit and the one that takes longest to get comfortable with. If you have never run a multi-agent setup, start with Store Kit and come back.

What does the QA agent actually block?

Output that contradicts the brief, and claims that break the rules the kit ships with — income claims, invented statistics, and the language that gets ad accounts restricted.

Why $149 when the skills kits are $79?

Ten agents with defined handoffs is more to build and more to maintain than seven independent skills. If the price is the deciding factor, Store Kit is the better first purchase.