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Content review agent

Per-piece review and remediation against the brief, the QA report and the brand voice.

delivers
branded document + live dashboard
runs on
reasoning model
cost cap per run
$1.00 hard cap
registry id
content-engine
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What it connects to

Reads Google Custom Search, AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini).

Connectors marked required must be connected before the first run; optional ones add depth when present.

Where it sits

Runs after Content strategy.

Content strategyContent review agent

Addresses: Ship more content that ranks and gets cited

How it is governed

Budget-capped, metered, and gated before anything ships.

  • Hard cost cap of $1.00 and at most 8 tool calls per run; the run aborts past either.
  • Every token and paid API call is metered to the client, the user and the thread.
  • Anything it would write to a CMS, CRM or ad account is proposed, previewed and approved first.
Evidence for this agent
$1.00 cost cap per run8 tool calls per run at most3 dashboards it feeds47 agents in the registry14 live dashboards6 governance claims with code behind them

No sandbox sample is published for this agent yet; live dashboards are client data and are never linked here.

What shipped here
2026-08-18 Bilingual content — A client with a second language gets every produced article translated and published through the platform's native localization, structure-for-structure.
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