Marketing: from research to content ready for review
Agents research useful information, suggest topics, draft content and adapt it to the chosen channels. A supervisor agent distributes tasks, gathers the results and flags points that need review.
Multi-Agent Systems
Acadamio helps you set up and coordinate AI agents to carry out practical tasks, with clear instructions, progress tracking and human approval.
From choosing a first use case to configuring a multi-agent system, we help you build an organisation that fits your tools and the way you work.
Start with a clearly scoped pilot: a useful task, identifiable deliverables and approval criteria agreed before configuration.
These are possible setups to adapt to your context. Implementation depends on the tools, data and access available.
Agents research useful information, suggest topics, draft content and adapt it to the chosen channels. A supervisor agent distributes tasks, gathers the results and flags points that need review.
Agents analyse search questions, review existing content, identify gaps and prepare briefs or suggestions for improvement. A supervisor agent consolidates the findings and priorities.
Choose the first use case, deliverables, relevant data and expected level of supervision.
Configure the agents and their coordination, their instructions and the agreed access.
Run a first workflow within a defined scope and review the results together.
Refine instructions, agent handoffs and review points based on the findings.
Document how the setup works and help you assign tasks, track progress and approve deliverables.
Deliverables and support terms are agreed together before the pilot begins.
A concrete use case, someone familiar with the work and the required data. Scoping checks the quality of sources, access and the AI tools needed.
A multi-agent system organises the work of agents, which use the AI tools and resources configured in their environment. Connections to your current tools are assessed individually before being included in the pilot.
That depends on the task, risks and permissions. The pilot starts with an explicit scope and limits; sensitive actions and publication require human approval.
The supervisor agent coordinates other agents and gathers their results. A designated person remains responsible for approving deliverables and actions; agent coordination does not replace that oversight.
The cost of the engagement depends on the scope agreed together. Additional costs may come from AI tools, models and hosting, to be checked against the chosen configuration.
Instructions, access and tools can change. Follow-up and adjustment needs are discussed during scoping; no maintenance package is included by default.
Which tasks would you like to delegate? Share your current tools, expected deliverables and desired level of supervision so we can define a first pilot.
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