Kaizen Forge agents
A small team of AI agents for a one-person digital marketing agency, with a human approving the output.
What it does
- Seven agents and two automations: an executive, growth intelligence (trend scouting, analysis), a creative studio, quality and compliance checks, distribution, revenue and platform protection.
- Twenty written role specs act as the agents' skills; a generated roster records model, trigger, queue and daily cost cap per agent.
- A weekly "kaizen" cycle per client: review, pick one change, test it, record the result.
- Quality and compliance run on every draft before it can be scheduled.
Why it exists
A solo operator can serve several brands only if the repeatable work is delegated and measured. The design keeps costs capped per agent and a person in the approval seat.
Stack and status
Stack
- Claude models by role
- Queues and scheduled triggers
- Self-hosted email (Listmonk), n8n and scheduling tools
- Content Studio AI for drafts
Status: Prototype
In build. The roster, role specs and a first weekly review exist. It has not yet produced results we would cite, and we do not claim any.
What is public and what is private
Public
Nothing yet.
Private
Role specs, client briefs and runtime. Private.
Honest limitations
- Early stage; the value of the weekly cycle is not yet proven.
- Publishing to some networks waits on platform audits.
- Every agent output is meant to be approved by a person.
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