- weekly reports
- competitor scans
- research briefs
- status recaps
- data pulls
I run marketing on an AI operating system. Here's how it works.
I'm CMO at Stripo and have worked in marketing for 16 years. Since March 2026 I've been building a personal AI system that handles my research, reports and weekly routines. Below are the parts you can reuse, with the files.
- Knowledge base
- 460+ pages
- Research agent
- 100+ reports
- Recurring routines
- 20
- Stripo, where I'm CMO
- 1.7M+ users
Recount before launch: "20" includes paused routines. 1.7M+ users (216 countries) is a Stripo company fact, not a personal result.
What the system took off my desk
Each line is a job I used to do by hand. The public version of every system is on the OS page, with company data removed.
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Reading every source by hand
Research agent files
Research agent
Plans the question, fetches every source, refuses stats it can't quote, and fact-checks before it saves a report.
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Re-explaining context in every chat
Knowledge base files
Knowledge base
460+ linked pages, one fact per page, each with a source. The agents read it before they answer.
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Putting together the Monday report
Routine specs
Weekly routines
The marketing report, a Saturday knowledge scan and a monthly reconcile run on a schedule and post a short summary.
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Guessing if a draft sounds generic
Originality check files
Originality check
Scores how templated a draft reads, so I can tell when it sounds like the default AI answer.
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Digging through a competitor's site
OSINT files
Marketing OSINT
A dossier on any company from public data: positioning, channels, content, what customers and AI assistants say.
Confirm each system is your own build before publishing; installed third-party packs must not appear here. "Used to do by hand" is a claim about your own work: keep only the lines that are true.
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