Tracks my market
When I trigger a competitor scan, it checks the accounts I care about and flags what is outperforming, plus the patterns worth testing in my own version.
Proof, not promises
This is not a polished demo. It is my own working AI Agent, used inside my business. I call it Steve. It prepares the repetitive research, organisation, and prep, so one person can carry work that used to take a team. I still decide what gets shipped.
What it does for me
When I trigger a competitor scan, it checks the accounts I care about and flags what is outperforming, plus the patterns worth testing in my own version.
It pulls the saved context together and drafts the outline. I decide what gets made, instead of starting from a blank page.
My offers, my customers, how I sound, and the decisions I have filed. It starts from its second brain, not a cold chat window.
I reach the same brain on my laptop and my phone. The business context no longer lives only in my head.
Add it up: this is work that used to eat hours from the week. Now the inputs are pulled together before I sit down to decide.
A real run
I tell Steve what I need. For example: “Give me a market scan.”
It checks the sources, pulls the patterns, open tasks, and angles, then drafts a short brief.
I choose what to turn into content, what to ignore, and what to build next. The call stays mine.
A real brief
The scan, the flags, and the business context collapse into one short brief: what moved, why, and what to consider next. None of it is a final decision. It is prepared work for me to judge.
A real brief from my own market, with private details masked. For your business, the brief would cover your customers, competitors, offers, and open work.
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Now imagine this pointed at your business, not mine. The call is a free 30-minute workflow map.