CAP-01
Run your social.
Instagram Reels, slideshows, carousels, stories. TikTok, LinkedIn, X. Maker writes and designs, posts after your approval, or on a schedule you set and forget.
InstagramTikTokLinkedInXThreads
· Marketing Intelligence Agents
Brief once. A team of agents runs your marketing.
Run your Instagram. Ship a Reel. Draft the newsletter. Book the billboard. File one brief and four agents take it from there. You approve before anything goes live.
Built at Harvard Business School · In private beta with 14 brands
Team · HarvardLive
AGENT-000● Working
Director.
Owns the brand. Plans the campaigns.
AGENT-001Standby
Scout.
Listens to the outside world.
AGENT-002Standby
Maker.
Takes a beat, ships a post.
AGENT-003Standby
Scientist.
Closes the loop.
3 orgs on filev2.0
How it works
Brief. Plan. Ship. Measure.
Four stages. No prompt engineering. You stay the operator; the agents do the running.
01
You brief.
Type the outcome you want in your own words. No templates, no fields to fight with.
02
Director plans.
Reads your brief against the brand, then decomposes it into jobs for the team.
03
Maker ships.
Writes, designs, resizes. Posts arrive ready for every channel that matters.
04
Scientist measures.
Reads the numbers, writes the memo. Tells the team what to try next.
What it does
Not a chat. A running shop.
Concrete jobs the team already handles. File a brief and these start moving the same day.
CAP-02
Publish daily, automatically.
A post a day is a cadence agents are good at. Director plans the week, Maker drafts every morning, you review in the inbox, green-light it, MI6 publishes. Skip a day with one click.
Every morningHuman in the loopOne-click approve
This week5 / 7 scheduled
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Shipped In review Queued
CAP-03
Book the billboard.
Not just a concept. The actual placement. Agents draft creative, pull the rate card, schedule the run with the billboard agencies we have partnerships with. You sign off on spend.
Out-of-homeAgency bookingRate-card pull
File a brief.
Ship a city.
Ship a city.
MI6
PlacementBowery · NYC
RunMay 3 to May 17
VendorOutfront Media
StatusAwaiting sign-off
CAP-04
Send the newsletter.
Draft it, design it, send it through whatever tool you already use. Substack, Beehiiv, Mailchimp, Ghost, Klaviyo. Scientist reads the open rates back and tells you what to try next week.
SubstackBeehiivMailchimpGhostKlaviyo
Inside the app
The operator's desk.
Command view shows the team, the live signal, and what's awaiting you. No feeds, no dashboards within dashboards.
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Command
Harvard.
Your team of agents. Brief them, review output, or let them run.
1Agent live3Awaiting review3OrgsAll systems nominal
AGENT-000
Director.
Owns the brand. Plans the campaigns.
Standby
AGENT-001
Scout.
Listens to the outside world.
Standby
AGENT-002
Maker.
Takes a beat, ships a post.
Live · 47 shipped
AGENT-003
Scientist.
Closes the loop.
Standby
The team
Four agents. One brief.
Each agent has a clear job and a clear voice. Built to ship work, not look at dashboards.
AGENT-000
Director.
Owns the brand. Plans the campaigns.
Reads briefs, sets strategy, delegates to the team. Your North Star inside the system.
- Stack
- Claude Opus
- Handles
- Campaign planning · Brand voice · Agent orchestration
AGENT-001
Scout.
Listens to the outside world.
Monitors competitors, culture, and channels. Surfaces signals Director can act on.
- Stack
- Claude Sonnet + search
- Handles
- Competitor watch · Trend pickup · Audience signal
AGENT-002
Maker.
Takes a beat, ships a post.
Turns briefs into finished artifacts. Writes, designs, resizes. Ships to every channel.
- Stack
- Claude Opus + image
- Handles
- Slideshows · Short video · Long-form copy · Billboards
AGENT-003
Scientist.
Closes the loop.
Measures what worked, what didn't, and what to try next. Reports weekly.
- Stack
- Claude Sonnet
- Handles
- Performance reads · A/B design · Weekly memo
· Our point of view
Marketing is mostly reps. The best operators win by shipping more, not by grinding harder. Agents take the reps. You take the judgement.
· MI6 Labs · Cambridge, MA
Pricing
The full team, every plan.
All four agents on day one. Tiers scale with brands, briefs, and integrations. Not with who's on the team.
For the curious
Field.
Freeforever free
One brand. Full team. See what agents feel like before you pay.
- Full team · all four agents
- One brand on file
- 10 briefs / month
- 2 integrations (pick any)
- Community support
For the working shop
Operator.
$50per month
Everything you need to actually run a brand. Daily publishing, newsletter sends, the whole set.
- Full team · all four agents
- Up to 3 brands on file
- Unlimited briefs
- Every integration · unlimited
- Daily auto-publish queue
- Scientist weekly memo
- Priority support
For agencies & enterprise
Bureau.
Talk to us
Unlimited brands, white-label, out-of-home booking desk, SSO. We build the integrations you need.
- Full team · all four agents
- Unlimited brands
- Billboard booking desk
- Custom agents & voice tuning
- SSO + audit log
- Dedicated operator
FAQ
The obvious questions.
Finished posts ready for every channel. Instagram slideshows, short video scripts with storyboards, long-form essays, billboard concepts, email sequences, and more. You review in the inbox, approve, publish.
Yes. Director reads your brand book, past posts, and voice notes. Every brief is evaluated against that. The more you approve and reject, the sharper the team gets.
Director plans. Scout listens to the outside world. Maker ships the post. Scientist closes the loop. Each has a clear job, a clear voice, and a code name.
Both. Solo operators run it themselves. Growing teams use the full squad. Agencies white-label it for every brand they handle.
A chat gives you a draft. MI6 gives you a team with memory, a brand, a plan, and a measurement loop. You brief an outcome, not a prompt.
Private beta now, with 14 brands. Waitlist opens in waves. Everyone who files a brief gets a real conversation with the team before they're on.
· Private beta
Every Friday, a dossier in your inbox.
What the agents shipped this week, what worked, and who's next off the waitlist. Short. Useful. Rarely more than 400 words.