Baibursai
Marketing

Content Writer

Drafts long-form copy against your brief, voice guide and facts.

Content Writer produces first drafts that are worth editing: blog posts, product pages, help articles and release notes, written against a brief you supply, in a voice defined by examples you provide, using only facts you hand it.

Facts in, facts out

The agent works from a fact sheet you supply and will not assert anything outside it. Where the brief demands a claim the facts do not support, it inserts a marked gap for you to fill rather than inventing a statistic. This constraint is the whole reason the output is usable.

Voice from examples, not adjectives

Telling a model to write "professional but friendly" produces the same beige prose for everyone. Instead you supply three or four pieces of your existing writing and the agent matches sentence rhythm, vocabulary and structural habits against them.

It is a first draft

We will not claim otherwise. The output is a solid draft that saves a writer the blank page and most of the structural work. It still needs an editor. Anyone selling you unattended publishing is selling you a reputation problem.

What it can do

  • Write to a structured brief
  • Match voice from supplied samples
  • Restrict all claims to a supplied fact sheet
  • Mark gaps where facts are missing
  • Produce headings, meta description and slug
  • Adapt one piece across several formats
  • Maintain terminology consistency from a glossary
  • Return an outline first for approval

Inputs and outputs

It takes

  • Brief
  • Voice samples
  • Fact sheet
  • Target length and format

It returns

{ "outline": ... "draft": ... "title_options[]": ... "meta_description": ... "gaps[]": ... "terminology_used[]": ... }

Fit

Good for

  • Content teams with a backlog
  • Help centre articles
  • Product launch copy
  • Repurposing one piece across channels

Not for

  • Unattended publishing
  • Anything requiring original reporting
  • Regulated claims without review