Everyone gets an agent. It already knows the brand.

One agent each, one brain for the company. Your designer, your editor and your strategist stop asking what the tone is or what we promised, because the agent they open already has the answer.

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For marketing teams. Nothing to install, no terminal, no repo.

The justask Ask screen: the agent is ready and already holds the brand standards and this week's work Already briefed. Nothing to explain. Four surfaces, not forty

What it does

Four screens. This is all of it.

You ask in plain words.

No agent picker, no model picker, no prompt library. The thing you open already holds the brand and this week's work.

The Ask screen, with the composer and the recent work in the rail Nothing to brief Your own recent work

The brand, written down once.

Tone, reply policy, what you can answer, when to fetch a person. Every agent reads it before it writes a word. Live sections are law; a draft is a suggestion nobody has approved.

The Brand system: cards for identity, tone and voice, reply policy, what we can answer, when to fetch a person Live means law When to stop and fetch a person

One brain in the middle. An agent each around it.

The inner ring is owned by the workspace and shared, so nobody configures or installs one. The outer ring is a personal agent per person. Both read the same brand.

The agent orbit: the Northwind brand system at the centre, shared execution agents in the inner ring, one personal agent per person on the outside The shared brain Shared, nobody configures these One personal agent per person

Comments answered three ways. Messages answered themselves.

A comment is read by everyone who reads the post, so it gets three handlings that differ in what they DO. A direct message is already private, so it goes out on its own.

The inbox: a complaint from Luciana, with three ways to answer it, each with a reason Three handlings, not three rewordings Read and drafted before you opened it

Your own tools. The brand is the part everyone shares.

Marketing only, on purpose. Nothing outside making or measuring content, so there is no CRM, no finance and no HR to secure.

Connections: Notion, Google Drive, Figma and Slack connected, with Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Canva, Telegram and Discord available Each person connects their own Marketing only, on purpose

What it remembers

Two memories, and only one of them is yours

Half the brand memory an admin writes. The other half keeps itself current from the tools above, with nobody maintaining it. The half that goes stale in every competitor is the half nobody here has to touch.

Personal memory

Private to you

Your role, how you work, what you are on, your thread history. It follows you and nobody else can read it.

Brand memory

Shared by the company

Tone, design direction, editing style, assets, performance history. Every agent reads it. Only admins author the rules.

Limits

What it will not do

A tool that acts in your name is only worth having if the boundaries are real. These are enforced in code, not promised in a policy.

  • It will not post for youNo publishing and no scheduling. That is your job and it is where the account risk lives. Answering a comment or a message is automated; broadcasting never is.
  • It will not invent a policy you do not haveNo refund, delivery date, discount or price is stated unless your brand rules say it in those words.
  • It will not take instructions from a strangerText arriving from the public is data, never a command, and a message that tries to instruct an agent never gets an automatic reply.
  • It will not pretend to be a personEvery automatic reply says it was sent automatically, and every thread it hands over is one somebody is told about.

Give your team one agent each and stop repeating yourself

Point it at the brand you already have. It reads, it briefs itself, and the next person who joins is briefed too.

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