Your AI marketing team,
structured like a real one.

21 AI agents organized into three sub-functions — Product Marketing, Content & Brand, and Growth. They coordinate through structured briefs, share a knowledge base, and deliver work where strategy connects to execution.

Most AI marketing tools are a single chatbot.

Marketing is not one job. It is three sub-functions that need to work together. A chatbot that writes blog posts does not know about your competitive landscape, your ICP, or your brand voice. It cannot coordinate a product launch across content, paid media, and sales enablement simultaneously.

You need a team — with hierarchy, specialization, and a chain of command. Not another text box.

Three sub-functions. One Chief Marketing Agent.

The MKT1 org structure — the same architecture used by the best B2B marketing teams. Each sub-function has a lead, specialists, and a clear chain of command.

Product Marketing

Positioning & competitive intel

Competitive analysis, audience research, sales enablement, product launches, and ecosystem partnerships. The agents that make sure you know your market better than anyone.

Content & Brand

Strategy to creative

Long-form content, social media, design briefs, PR & comms, and content repurposing. The agents that turn your positioning into words, visuals, and distribution.

Growth Marketing

Channels & optimization

SEO, paid media, lifecycle email, social listening, and growth analytics. The agents that get your content in front of the right people and measure what works.

Chief Marketing Agent Product Marketing Lead Content & Brand Lead Growth Marketing Lead Competitive Intel Audience Research Sales Enablement Product Launch Ecosystem Content Writer Content Repurposing Designer Social Media PR & Comms SEO Paid Media Lifecycle Email Social Listening Growth Analyst Campaign Producer Marketing Ops

GACCS — structured briefs, not ad-hoc prompts.

Every request goes through a structured brief. Goals, Audience, Creative, Channels, Stakeholders. Not all fields are required — but the structure forces clarity upfront instead of three rounds of "can you also..."

G
Goals
What business outcome? Include metrics and KPIs.
A
Audience
Who is this for? ICP profiles, buyer personas, segments.
C
Creative
What does the output look like? Format, tone, length.
C
Channels
Where does it get distributed? Primary and secondary.
S
Stakeholders
Who reviews and approves before it goes live?

The CMA doesn't do the work. It has the best judgment.

Every GACCS brief goes to the Chief Marketing Agent first. The CMA enriches it with company context, routes it to the right sub-function lead, and stays in the approval loop for every task. Because the CMA cares about the company.

Step 1
You submit a GACCS brief
Step 2
CMA analyzes & enriches
Step 3
Lead decomposes & delegates
Step 4
Specialists execute
Step 5
CMA reviews & approves
Step 6
You review the output

Built on AlphaClaw. Browser-native via Browser Harness.

AlphaClaw handles the orchestration — delegation, chain of command, review loops, escalation. Browser Harness gives every agent the ability to browse, research, and interact with the web. The Command Center gives you visibility, governance, and control.

AlphaClaw

The orchestration engine

Agent lifecycle, task routing, review chains, knowledge base integration, and multi-provider LLM support. The brain.

Browser Harness

Web access for every agent

Self-healing CDP-based browser control. Research, scrape, click, fill forms. Every agent can browse the web natively.

Command Center

Your control layer

Dashboard, task pipeline, agent monitoring, GACCS intake, audit trail, and team management. The cockpit.

Your keys, your data, your infrastructure.

Bring your own LLM keys. Outclaw routes through your provider — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Typical GACCS brief costs $0.02–0.10 in LLM usage.

Self-Hosted
$0
MIT licensed core / your infrastructure
  • All 21 agents
  • Full GACCS orchestration
  • Browser Harness integration
  • Single-tenant deployment
  • Docker / Linux / any cloud
  • Community support

Stop prompting. Start orchestrating.

Maintained, updated, and used by Outmark — open to anyone.

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