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Marketing & content
Competitor tracking, content drafts, scheduling — agents handle the busywork while you keep editorial control.
Marketing & content
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What you can offload
Most marketing work splits into two buckets: tracking what’s happening (competitors, mentions, trends) and producing what goes out (drafts, variations, schedules). Froots handles the first well and the second usefully — once you’ve trained it on your voice.
Skills that pair well
- `browser-automation` to watch competitor sites and social feeds.
- `summarize` to compress long-form sources into beats you can riff on.
- `openai-image-gen` / `nano-banana-pro` for visual drafts.
- `obsidian` to keep an editorial calendar and a brand-voice document the agent can read every run.
A useful routine
Daily at 09:00: pull the three competitor blogs from memory/competitors.md, summarize anything new, and append it to workspace/marketing/inbound.md with one-line takes.
Voice doc beats voice prompt. Drop a
brand-voice.md in your workspace describing tone, things-we-say, things-we-don’t. The indexer surfaces it on every relevant turn — you don’t have to re-prompt the voice each time.What you still own
Final edits, channel choice, and timing. The agent drafts; you ship.