Onboard a brand
The fastest way to a working program. The agent reads your website, proposes brand identity, product knowledge and a first program, and saves what you approve.Onboard this brand from https://example.com. We sell to small SaaS teams; emphasise the Slack integration. Set up the program, two briefs and the learning path, then tell me what only I can do.Expect it to stop twice for you: installing the tracking snippet in your product (it writes the exact prompt for your stack, see Tracking) and adding the Stripe webhook in your Stripe dashboard. The
onboard_brand prompt does the same from a client that supports prompts.
Weekly review
Give me the weekly review: who is performing, who is behind, what is stuck in review, what earned money, and what Pep suggests. Then propose this week’s actions and do the safe ones.Payouts, publishing and ad budget changes come back as approval requests; everything else runs.
A campaign from brief to ads
Write a brief for a 30-second TikTok on our new CSV export, assign it to our top three creators, make two AI ad variants from it with our adopted AI creator, and show me the cuts before anything publishes.Making the ads takes a few minutes; the agent waits with
rally_wait_for and comes back with links to review. Publishing and launching are approvals.
Chase what is overdue
Which creators are more than three days behind on a planned piece? Draft a friendly nudge to each in our voice and send them.
Review content
Review everything submitted this week against its brief and our claims. Approve what passes, request changes with specific notes where it does not, and list what you decided.
Ask before you act
Any agent will also answer questions without changing anything:How much have we paid out this quarter, by program? Which brief has the best click-to-signup rate? What is left on this month’s AI generation allowance?