Agents that research, write, design and publish for a specific client project — using the brand kit you already keep in Bizdaz, and filing everything they make where your team can find it again.
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The first draft
A blog post starts as two hours of reading before anyone writes a sentence. That research is real work, and it is the part nobody bills for.
The proposal
Every pitch is the last pitch with the names changed, rebuilt by hand because the last one lives in someone's downloads folder.
Finding it again
The deck exists. The logo concepts exist. They are in a chat thread, a shared drive and a laptop, and the person who knows which is on leave.
The agents
Blog writer
Researches the topic on the live web, reads the sources, writes in the client's brand voice, and publishes straight to their site.
Proposal writer
Turns a brief into a designed document with the client's logo and palette, ready to send or print as a PDF.
Data analyst
Drop in an export — ad spend, traffic, invoices, a survey — and ask. It writes Python, runs it, and answers with numbers it computed, not guessed.
Image studio
Generates images and logo concepts from the brand kit — the same palette, the same tone, as many variants as you want to look at.
Client deck
Builds a slide deck from a brief and the project's own numbers, laid out to print as a real deck rather than a wall of text.
How it works
That one difference is why the output is usable. The agent knows whose work this is before it starts, and there is somewhere for it to go when it finishes.
Not a blank chat box. You choose the client project first, and every agent inherits its brand kit, its voice and the work already done on it.
Each search, each page it reads, each decision — shown as it happens. When the draft arrives you already know what it is built on.
Everything it makes is filed under that project as a creative, tagged with the client. Not a download, not a link in a thread — a place.
The client never sees the drafts
Creatives are linked to the client so you can report on them, and invisible in the client portal. The six logos you rejected stay yours.
It knows the brand
Colours, typefaces, tone of voice and the guidelines PDF are already in Bizdaz. The agent reads them before it writes a word.
It can publish
Connect the client's site once and a finished post goes live from here — WordPress, a headless CMS, or any HTTP API you can describe.
A person still says yes
Nothing goes to a client or a live site on its own. The agent does the work; approving it stays a decision somebody makes.
Agents come with every Bizdaz workspace. Pick a project, run the blog writer, and see what comes back before you decide anything.