Onboard
Brand voice + audience profile + content goals live on the per-Org Brand Voice setting; every content-generating skill reads from it.
Solution: Content operations
Your marketing team, as agents.
CMO + Content Autopilot agents plan your editorial calendar, draft posts in your brand voice, schedule them across channels, and surface what’s working. Brand voice gates everything. You approve; we publish.
Per-org brand voiceHITL on sendWeekly cadence, no operator input each cycle
When you have a content strategy that depends on consistent execution, you want agents that respect your brand voice and let you stay in the approval loop, so that publishing happens at the cadence the strategy requires without expanding headcount.
How it works
Onboard, plan, publish.
Plan
CMO drafts the editorial calendar; you approve. Sub-agents handle content, campaigns, and SEO.
Publish
Content Autopilot drafts posts; HITL gates the send. Multi-channel scheduling across the social-suite connectors.
Capabilities
What the agent stack covers.
Brand voice respected
Per-Org Brand Voice setting drives all generated copy. Social variants, articles, image inline copy, documentation flows all read from the same source.
Multi-channel publishing
LinkedIn (personal-profile), Bluesky, Twitter/X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Instagram (Business/Creator), TikTok. Native inbound webhooks on a subset.
Editorial calendar
CMO orchestrates content sub-agents (content, campaigns, SEO) on a weekly cadence without operator input each cycle.
Performance feedback
GA4 + Google Search Console signals feed back into next-cycle planning — what worked, what didn't, where to invest the next draft.
Use cases
Where in-house teams put us to work.
Weekly blog post
Research, draft, schedule — with brand-voice enforcement and a HITL gate on send.
Daily social
Multi-channel scheduling across the connector surface above.
Quarterly campaign
Multi-asset orchestration — landing copy, social variants, image inline copy, follow-up sequence.
Newsletter
Drafted from recent activity plus the ledger of 'what shipped this week.' You approve before send.
SEO refresh
Documentation Agent rewrites underperforming pages against current Google Search Console signal.
Already in production.
17
Production agents running LMNTL itself
4
Ventures whose marketing runs on this stack
Weekly
Cadence — no operator input each cycle
What in-house marketers ask first.
Does it post without me?
No. Brand voice gates everything; HITL is the default on send. You can opt individual channels into auto-publish, but the safe default is approve-before-send.
Can it learn my voice?
Per-Org Brand Voice setting is operator-authored free-text today (≤500 chars). Every content-generating skill reads from it. Auto-learn-from-prior-content is on the roadmap, not shipped.
What channels?
LinkedIn (personal-profile), Bluesky, Twitter/X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Instagram (Business/Creator), TikTok. Adding new connectors is a platform conversation. We do not ship HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, or Microsoft 365 connectors today.
Difference from ContentTurbo?
ContentTurbo is the focused product surface for in-house marketers. GoodHelp's content-operations solution surfaces the same capability for cross-functional buyers (CFO, COO, CEO) who want to add marketing to their agent stack.
Pricing?
Per-agent + LLM passthrough. See the pricing page.
Ship the calendar without staffing the calendar.
See the LMNTL dogfood case or take ContentTurbo for a focused product spin — same underlying agent stack, different framing.