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Give Joule the brief. Get back finished work.

Joule is Ampere’s AI agent for marketing. Describe the outcome and share the context that matters — it plans the task, researches, creates, and packages the work in a workspace you can open at any point. What comes back is ready to review, not just a reply.

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Brief: Turn this customer story into two weeks of LinkedIn content. Joule reading the customer story, pulling your voice and positioning from brand context, outlining the two-week arc, drafting posts in your voice, designing the carousel slides, pairing each post with a visual, building the content calendar, packaging everything for review. Returns: Branded carousel (carousel.pdf · 8 slides), plus 3 more files in the workspace. Worked for 9m.

Brief: Break down our top three competitors’ ads from the last month. Joule mapping the three competitors, pulling public ad libraries, reading positioning and pricing pages, analyzing hooks, offers, and messaging, ranking the angles by evidence, assembling the sources, building the battlecard, writing the report. Returns: Competitive report (competitive-report.json · 38 KB), plus 3 more files in the workspace. Worked for 12m.

Brief: Give me five ad concepts for the spring launch, with visuals. Joule building angles from your positioning, reviewing what competitors are running, writing five concept directions, drafting the copy variants, generating the product visuals, cutting a short-form teaser, packaging the concepts for review. Returns: Ad concepts (ad-concepts.pdf · 5 concepts), plus 3 more files in the workspace. Worked for 8m.

Brief: Watch our competitors and alert me when they make moves. Joule listing the competitors to watch, reading each site, pricing page, and ad library, saving the baseline for comparison, setting the check cadence, routing alerts to your inbox and email, running the first check, scheduling the next run. Returns: Competitor watch — live (5 competitors · weekly checks). Worked for 4m.

Brief: Summarize this quarter’s market shifts for the board. Joule gathering signals across the category, tracking competitor and pricing moves, sizing what changed this quarter, writing the narrative, building the deck, preparing the data appendix, packaging for the board. Returns: Board deck (board-deck.pdf · 18 slides), plus 3 more files in the workspace. Worked for 7m.

Delegate the execution. Keep the judgment.

Working with is a loop, not a black box. Brief it in plain English, watch the work take shape in an open workspace, and decide what happens next.

  1. Brief it like a teammate

    Describe the outcome, who it’s for, and what matters. Attach files or project context when they shape the result — there’s no workflow to assemble and no tool to pick.

  2. Watch the work take shape

    Joule plans the steps and gets to work: browsing the web, reading source material, creating across formats. Follow along live or check back later — the transcript, browser, and files stay open to you.

  3. Review, redirect, reuse

    The finished answer comes back first, with every file behind it. Open the work, ask for another pass, share the session with your team, or save what’s worth keeping.

Six kinds of marketing work. One way to brief them.

covers the span a marketing team actually carries — research, social, ads, media, web, and reports. Pick a job to see a real brief and what comes back.

The brief

Break down our top three competitors’ ads from the last month.

The work

Worked for 12m
  • Pulls public ad libraries and review data
  • Analyzes hooks, offers, and messaging
  • Assembles the evidence with sources

What comes back

  • Competitive reportcompetitive-report.json · 38 KB
  • Battlecardbattlecard.pdf · 1.1 MB
  • Ad creative gallery24 creatives · PNG
  • Source listsources.md · 41 sources

The brief

Turn this customer story into two weeks of LinkedIn content.

The work

Worked for 9m
  • Studies your voice and positioning
  • Drafts posts, hooks, and a carousel
  • Pairs the words with visuals

What comes back

  • Post seriespost-series.md · 10 posts
  • Branded carouselcarousel.pdf · 8 slides
  • Content calendarcontent-calendar.xlsx · 2 weeks
  • Hook bankhook-bank.md · 25 hooks

The brief

Give me five ad concepts for the spring launch, with visuals.

The work

Worked for 8m
  • Builds angles from your positioning
  • Generates creative variants
  • Packages the concepts for review

What comes back

  • Ad conceptsad-concepts.pdf · 5 concepts
  • Copy variantscopy-variants.md · 15 variants
  • Product visuals12 visuals · PNG
  • Short-form videolaunch-teaser.mp4 · 0:15

The brief

Make a short product walkthrough with a voiceover.

The work

Worked for 11m
  • Plans the script and scenes
  • Records the on-screen demo
  • Generates the voice track

What comes back

  • Screen demoproduct-walkthrough.mp4 · 1:24
  • Voiceovervoiceover.mp3 · 1:24
  • Avatar videoavatar-cut.mp4 · 0:45
  • Edited visuals9 images · PNG

The brief

Write the comparison page for us versus the legacy option.

The work

Worked for 10m
  • Researches the category and search intent
  • Drafts the page with structure and sources
  • Prepares the supporting emails

What comes back

  • SEO articlecomparison-page.md · 2,400 words
  • Landing page copylanding-page.md · 6 sections
  • Email sequenceemail-sequence.md · 5 emails
  • Content auditcontent-audit-report.json · 52 KB

The brief

Summarize this quarter’s market shifts for the board.

The work

Worked for 7m
  • Gathers signals and evidence
  • Writes the narrative
  • Builds the deck and appendix

What comes back

  • Research reportmarket-shifts-report.json · 46 KB
  • Presentationboard-deck.pdf · 18 slides
  • One-pagerone-pager.pdf · 1 page
  • Spreadsheetmarket-data.xlsx · 4 tabs

Have a different job in mind? Brief it in plain English — Joule plans the approach.

The first task is the hardest it will ever be.

keeps what makes your marketing yours — brand context, project files, reusable assets — and puts repeat work on a schedule. Every task after the first starts further ahead.

Briefed on your brand before the first draft

Joule studies your brand once — voice, colors, positioning, audience, competitors, and more — and consults that saved Brand Context on every task that needs it. You review and edit what it learned.

Explore Brand Context

Your assets stay in play

Projects keep briefs, uploaded files, generated work, AI avatars, and custom voices where the next task can reach them — so a good asset gets reused, not recreated.

Repeat work runs on a cadence

Schedule recurring tasks, competitive reports, and monitoring watches. Each run lands back in your project with plain-language results, and Joule flags what needs your attention.

Watch a real run, start to finish.

A prescripted replay of real work — the brief, the browsing, the files, the finished deliverable — playing in the same workspace you’d use.

Straight answers

Bring Joule the job you haven’t had time for.

A launch that needs a campaign. A competitor worth studying. A month of posts. Brief it the way you’d brief a colleague — and see what comes back.

  • Research
  • Content
  • Creative
  • Monitoring
  • Reports
  • Analyze my competitors’ ads
  • Draft two weeks of LinkedIn posts
  • Draft ad creatives for our new feature
  • Run a competitor digest every Monday
  • Make a UGC-style video ad for TikTok
  • Compile a monthly marketing report
  • Alert me when competitors make moves
  • Outline a month of SEO blog posts
  • Build a battlecard for our top rival
  • Draft a 5-email onboarding sequence
  • Script a week of Instagram Reels
  • Research how customers describe us
  • Build our launch deck
  • Repurpose our launch across channels