Market intelligence
Platform observations, scene research, audience questions and competitor context.
Meet the department behind every idea.
Twenty-two named specialist roles are defined for Social AI workflows. The approved Dashboard groups them by the job they do—market intelligence, strategy, creative production, quality, and measurement—so the connections are as visible as the results.
22 ROLE DEFINITIONS · ACTIVITY REQUIRES EXECUTION EVIDENCESOURCE-VERIFIED ROSTER / NOT 22 VERIFIED LIVE WORKERS
A department, not an isolated AI chat
Open the actual agent constellation →Five connected functions. Specialized roles.
Campaign direction
Growth decisions, creative strategy, source-grounded audience intent.
Production studio
Ideas, hooks, copy, artwork, formats and platform-specific adaptations.
Review and readiness
Originality, relevance, safety, asset versioning and rework.
Measured improvement
Performance interpretation and experiments after real signals are available.
Source-defined agent roster
The 22 named specialists.
This is a role inventory, not a live status dashboard. View the attached R007 Dashboard to inspect the five-function visual mapping and illustrated handoffs.
01Performance Analyst
02Social Growth Director
03Content Strategist
04Artist Director
05Experiment Agent
06Experiment Analyst
07Scene Intelligence Scout
08Head of Social Media
09Idea Architect
10Hook & Title Specialist
11Caption & CTA Writer
12Visual Concept Director
13Format Adaptation Specialist
14Performance Predictor
15Creative Quality Gatekeeper
16MYRIAM
17Trend Hunter
18YouTube Intelligence Agent
19TikTok Intelligence Agent
20Instagram Intelligence Agent
21Audience & Competitor Intelligence Agent
22Posting-Time Advisor
Some roles have partial connectors or adapters. A code path and a proposed position in the constellation do not prove a worker is running. The real status must come from execution receipts.
The marketing vision
A stronger intelligence department is in the pipeline.
These features are roadmap intentions unless backed by source and production evidence—presented as future offerings, not active customer services.
Trend & culture research
Track the themes, formats and conversations that matter to a defined market.
Audience & competitor insight
Compare credible, permitted inputs against actual client objectives.
Opportunity discovery
Surface high-potential ideas with source, freshness and uncertainty.
Creative pattern learning
Improve direction using attributable results—not invented analytics.
Client-specific intelligence
Tailor briefs, channels and approvals to each client's needs once architected.
Ask the Market
Investigate market questions with transparent evidence and confidence boundaries.