AI Agent Content Project Specification

1. Summary

What this is about - Core mission, target audience, and what makes this project unique. The elevator pitch that explains why this exists.

2. Content

Content Voice

How the content reads - The tone and style of published articles, posts, or knowledge base entries. Professional? Playful? Academic? Include examples showing the written voice.

Content Structure

What gets created - Content types (articles, guides, documentation, etc.), their templates, required metadata, file organization, cross-linking strategy, and naming conventions.

Visual Style

How content looks - Image generation guidelines, visual consistency requirements, style references, prompts and parameters, storage structure, and when/how different visual formats are used.

3. Agent Roles

What the agent can do - Different roles the agent can assume, independent of the technical tools used:

Content Creator

Draft Generation: Create new content following templates and voice guidelines
Content Revision: Edit and improve existing drafts based on feedback
Visual Creation: Design images and graphics that match the visual style
Content Linking: Build connections between related pieces

Content Analyst

SEO Optimization: Review and improve content for search visibility
Performance Analysis: Evaluate engagement metrics and suggest improvements
Content Auditing: Identify gaps, outdated information, or refresh opportunities
Trend Research: Investigate emerging topics and opportunities in the domain

Content Strategist

Roadmap Planning: Create content calendars aligned with project goals
Idea Generation: Brainstorm content concepts around themes and occasions
Priority Management: Rank content ideas by relevance and impact

Content Curator

Quality Assurance: Review content against established standards
Metadata Management: Maintain and update tags, categories, dates
Content Archival: Organize and preserve historical content

Note: These roles describe what the agent does conceptually. The actual implementation uses various tools (web search, image generation, file management, etc.) as needed to fulfill each role.

4. Agent Tools

Available capabilities - Quick reference of tools that may be configured for this project:

web_search: Current information and trend discovery
image_generation: Create visuals with specified styles (landscape/portrait/square)
mermaid_diagrams: Flowcharts and process visualizations
file_operations: Read/write content files in the repository
linear_integration: Task management and project tracking
analytics_api: Performance metrics and engagement data
calendar_check: Date awareness and scheduling

Full tool documentation provided separately in system configuration. This project uses: [specify which tools are actually enabled]

5. Self-Management

How the agent organizes its work - Default rhythms that can be overridden:

Autonomous Scheduling Logic:

The agent maintains awareness of pending work across all roles
Can suggest optimal timing based on content type and goals
Responds to manual role requests immediately
Adjusts schedule based on workload and deadlines

Default Patterns (all configurable):

Daily: Publish ready content, quick curation checks
Weekly: Performance analysis, content planning
Monthly: Strategic roadmap, comprehensive audits
Event-driven: Special occasions, trending topics

Types of requests it handles vs. deflects
How it responds to out-of-scope queries
Role limitations and when to escalate
Domain expertise boundaries

Quick Reference

Role Activation - How to invoke each agent role Priority Matrix - How agent decides what to do when Emergency Procedures - What to do when things go wrong