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Planned Writer Agent

Long-form content that sounds like you on a good day.

Articles, guides and newsletters drafted from your brand voice and real sources, so you edit a strong draft instead of staring at a blank page.

This is the workflow we're building. You can explore example documents and drafts in the demo today.

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Why Writer

Why Writer is worth your time.

01

Content is your salesperson

A clear guide answers objections at 2am, for every visitor, without a call.

02

Consistency beats brilliance

One good article a week does more than one perfect article a quarter.

03

One piece, many channels

A single article can become a thread, a LinkedIn post and a newsletter.

Planned workflow

How this specialist is designed to help.

  1. 01

    Pick or accept a topic

    From your SEO plan, your ideas, or a question customers keep asking.

  2. 02

    Approve the outline

    See the structure and sources before a single paragraph is written.

  3. 03

    Edit the draft

    Tighten it, add your stories, approve. Boplis prepares the social versions.

Proposed features

What we're planning for the Writer agent.

Brand voice memory

Learns from your best writing and your corrections. Tell it once.

Source-backed

Facts come with sources you can check. Nothing is invented to fill space.

Outline first

Agree the shape before the words, so drafts need less rewriting.

Repurposing

Every article comes with a thread, a LinkedIn post and a newsletter version.

Quality checks

Readability, claims to verify and repetition flagged before you read it.

Publishing handoff

Approved pieces go to your CMS with headings, images and metadata ready.

Design principles

The questions we're building around.

No made-up facts

Claims without a source are flagged for you, not hidden.

Your voice, not “AI voice”

No “in today's fast-paced world”. Boplis follows the words you use and avoids the ones you don't.

You publish

Every piece waits for your approval.

Example outlineReview concept
Article · 1,400 words · for first-time founders

“The first 100 customers: where they actually came from”

1. Why the first 100 are different. 2. Three channels that work before you have a brand (communities, cold emails to a list of 50, a launch post). 3. What to say: a script. 4. What to ignore until customer 101. Sources: your onboarding notes, two founder interviews, your own launch post.

Repurposed into: X thread · LinkedIn post · newsletter
Illustrative draft and planned review flow for a sample business.
The planned workflow, compared

Doing it yourself, hiring help, or Boplis.

TaskDoing it yourselfHiring helpPlanned Boplis workflow
Getting started The blank page Briefing a freelancer An outline in minutes
Sounding like you Yes, when you have time After a few rounds Learns from your edits
Repurposing Rarely happens Extra cost Included with every piece
Cost per article Hours $150 to $500 Part of your workspace
Better together

Agents that pair well with Writer.

These planned specialists are designed to share one brief, so work across channels can stay consistent.

Questions about the planned agent

Writer agent: common questions.

Will readers know it's AI?

Drafts are written from your voice guide and sources, and you edit before anything goes out. The aim is writing you would happily sign.

Can I give it my own material?

Yes: notes, transcripts, product docs, past posts. The more real material it has, the better the drafts.

Does it check facts?

Every factual claim is linked to a source or flagged for you to confirm.

Which formats can it write?

Blog articles, guides, landing page copy, newsletters, case study drafts and product announcements.

Can it publish for me?

When you connect WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Wix or Sanity, approved pieces publish with one click.

How long are the drafts?

Whatever the brief needs, from a 300-word update to a 3,000-word guide.

See the workspace for yourself.

Explore the sample brief and drafts, or follow the demo walkthrough.

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