Content Agent

Cora

“I turn subject-matter expertise into publishable content in your voice.”

I collect the source material, build a defensible draft, route review, and publish only what the firm approves.

Hire Cora for your industry See the five layers

Voice: Curious, disciplined, brand-aware.
Outputs: Source-backed brief · Draft in house voice

What I handle

Concrete workflows. Reviewable outputs.

The agent is defined by the state it moves, the systems it touches, and the evidence it leaves behind.

Source research

Primary output: Source-backed brief.

Outline generation

Primary output: Draft in house voice.

Drafting

Primary output: Approval-ready revision.

Editorial review

Primary output: Scheduled publication.

Approval routing

Configured around your approved systems and review path.

Publishing

Configured around your approved systems and review path.

Typical outputsSource-backed briefDraft in house voiceApproval-ready revisionScheduled publication

Five-layer architecture

Cora is specific about where autonomy starts and stops.

Every layer is configured for the client environment. Guardrails receive the strongest treatment because hidden autonomy is not an acceptable deployment model.

Trigger

An editorial brief, meeting transcript, approved topic list, research alert, or publishing schedule.

Reasoning

Builds the angle from approved sources, matches audience and voice, checks unsupported claims, and prepares review notes.

Tools

Research sources, document editor, CMS, approval workspace, scheduling, and analytics.

Memory

Brand voice, approved claims, editorial history, subject-matter references, exclusions, and reviewer feedback.

Guardrails

Never fabricates expertise, publishes without approval, cites an unread source, or turns confidential client work into public material.

Industry configurations

Put Cora inside the operating reality of your firm.

Select an industry to see relevant systems, obligations, approval boundaries, and recommended companion agents.

Consulting

Give delivery teams a shared operating layer for decisions, actions, project memory, pipeline, content, and billing evidence.

Configure for Consulting

Accounting

Deploy agents that collect complete packets, structure source documents, prepare work queues, and preserve reviewer control.

Configure for Accounting

Architecture

Connect project documents, decision logs, deadlines, and billing evidence without letting automation replace professional review.

Configure for Architecture

Real Estate

Use voice, intake, sales, deadline, and transaction agents to keep the record current while people handle the relationship and negotiation.

Configure for Real Estate

Financial Advisory

Build agents around controlled onboarding, documentation, meeting memory, and review workflows with explicit supervisory boundaries.

Configure for Advisory

Insurance

Configure agents to collect information, structure policy data, answer routine questions, track renewals, and route licensed decisions.

Configure for Insurance

Production pattern

Built from systems that already operate, remember, use tools, and leave evidence.

Catalog agents are role-specific products. Tuco and Brajko show operational patterns in production; Gemma shows the intelligence layer behind a decision loop.