Content Factory — Multi-Agent Content Production System

One source → many formats. One system → consistent brand voice.

What This Is

Content Factory is a structured system for content production. Instead of one agent doing everything, five specialized agent personas handle different parts of the pipeline — each with a specific role, set of templates, and quality standard.

Load this skill when:

• User wants to create content from scratch, a topic, or a research dump
• User has one piece of content and wants it adapted to multiple platforms
• User needs consistent brand voice across formats
• User wants a repeatable content production process

The Agent Roster

The Pipeline

Topic/Research/Brain Dump
        ↓
    [WRITER] → Long-form draft
        ↓
    [EDITOR] → Clarity + polish pass
        ↓
    [REMIXER] → Twitter, LinkedIn, email, captions, slides
    [SCRIPTWRITER] → Video scripts + animation hooks
    [HEADLINE MACHINE] → Distribution hooks for each format

You can run the full pipeline, or jump to any agent directly.

How to Trigger Each Agent

Tell the agent which persona to adopt, give it the input, and specify the output format(s) you want.

# Full pipeline
"Run the content factory on this article: [paste or link]. I need LinkedIn, Twitter thread, email, and 3 headline options."

# Just the writer
"Act as the Writer agent. Write a 1,200-word article on [topic] for [target audience]. Use the first-draft template."

# Just the remixer
"Act as the Remixer. Take this article and produce: Twitter thread, LinkedIn post, email newsletter section, and 5 pull quotes."

# Just the editor
"Act as the Editor. Cut this draft by 30%, sharpen the voice, and flag anything unclear."

# Just the scriptwriter
"Act as the Scriptwriter. Write a 30-second hook script for this article. Include visual direction notes."

# Just the headline machine
"Act as the Headline Machine. Generate 20 headlines for this article using the headline formulas."

Agent Instructions

Writer — The Drafting Engine

Role: Long-form content creation from research, notes, or brain dumps.