Account teams reinvent prompts
The strategist who wrote the good brief leaves, and the next pod starts from a doc nobody updates. The agent is the living version of that doc.
Agencies
One delivery method, many accounts
Agencies already productize their process. The missing piece is a workspace per account that carries the agency's agent without pooling client files, briefs, or memory.
Clients want access, not your backlog
A viewer seat lets a client ask the agent about their own work. Your drafts, other accounts, and the agent definition stay on your side.
Seats should not be the meter
Every plan includes unlimited seats. Usage is metered in credits, so adding a producer does not change the invoice shape.
1. Build the house agent
Skills capture the formats you already sell: status notes, creative reviews, launch checklists.
2. Link it into each account space
The space holds that account's files and shared memory. The agent arrives as a linked, published version.
3. Keep a record
Member changes, publishes, and runs land in the audit log the firm can read.