Clembot Client Guide

Working with Clembot

What an engagement looks like from the client side: what you provide, what you get each week, how approval works, and what stays with your team.

What you provide

Your existing materials. Website copy, decks, style guides, past campaigns. In the first week we turn these into the brand files every agent reads: voice, positioning, audience, product facts, competitors, keywords, a content playbook, and a style guide. You review and approve them before any agent runs against them.

Product facts. Numbers, features, pricing, and claims you stand behind. Agents quote this file directly, so it has to be right. Anything we cannot confirm is marked for you to check rather than guessed.

Data access, if you want reporting. Connect your campaign data sources for the weekly report. Content-only engagements skip this.

What you get

Every week:

On request:

You also get a Slack channel where Clembot posts what it is doing and answers questions about the work. A Notion workspace for the calendar and reports is available if your team already lives in Notion.

How approval works

Every draft waits for a person. When you approve one, it appears in the scheduling tool as the actual post, rendered the way it will look on the platform. You can change it, hold it, or release it. Nothing is published without your approval.

Onboarding

Week 1: brand files. We read your materials and draft the brand files. You approve them before anything runs.

Week 2: first real work. A weekly report and two content pieces, on your actual brand.

Week 3 onward: ongoing. Agents produce, you review and approve. Your part is editorial, not mechanical.

What stays with your team

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