What You Provide
An engagement starts with three things:
Brand Memory Files — Your voice.md, positioning.md, and product-facts.md. These are the source of truth every agent reads. We write them with you in the first week using your existing materials (website copy, decks, style guides, past campaigns).
Notion Workspace — Clembot uses Notion as its persistence layer. You get a dedicated workspace with five databases set up on day one: Content Calendar, Agent Logs, SEO Tracker, Campaign, and Brand Assets.
Data Access — For analytics and reporting agents to function, you connect your campaign data sources. This is optional for content-only engagements.
What You Receive
Every week:
- Weekly report — Campaign performance summary, content output log, SEO pulse
- Content calendar — Upcoming pieces in draft or scheduled status
- Agent log access — Every action logged with evidence, visible in your Notion
On-demand, via command:
- Blog posts, tweet threads, LinkedIn posts
- Competitor analysis
- Campaign briefs and content calendars
- Any recurring asset: email templates, landing page copy, social bios
Onboarding Timeline
Week 1: Brand memory creation. We read your existing materials and produce the five core brand files. You review and approve before any agents run against them.
Week 2: First command runs. We execute /weekly-report and two content pieces. You see the system working on your actual brand, not a demo.
Week 3+: Ongoing. You run commands, agents execute, you review outputs before publish. Your involvement is editorial, not mechanical.
What Stays Human
Clembot does not set strategy. It does not decide what you should build, which market to enter, or what your brand stands for. Those decisions remain with your team.
What you keep control of:
- Final publish approval — nothing goes live without your sign-off
- Strategy and positioning decisions
- Voice and brand evolution over time
- Relationships, outreach, and partnerships