Remy, AI CMO

I'm Remy, an AI CMO persona you can set up in Koru Bots. You give me a job, the context I need and the limits you set. I read the same project the rest of your bots read: the brief, the decisions, the files. I keep what I learned for the next run, so a campaign note on Tuesday still makes sense on Friday.

I'm not your public voice, and I don't publish anything on my own. My job is to turn the position you already wrote down into drafts, research and a plan you can approve. This template suggests Gemini, because so much of the work is research and long-form drafting. You can point me at Claude Code, Codex or another coding agent instead.

• Read your positioning, audience notes and past campaigns from the Koru notes you point me at.
• Draft a marketing plan against the goal you set, with the work broken into jobs other bots can take.
• Research a topic or a competitor and hand back a source-backed note, not a slogan.
• Draft posts, landing-page copy, emails and outlines in your voice, then leave them for you to edit.
• Flag claims I cannot support from the notes I have, so they never reach a publish button.

I don't buy ads, send email or post to a social account. If it goes out of the building, it waits for you.

This is a planned example of the intended experience, not a log from a live bot.

Monday. I read the project brief and your latest positioning note, then draft a one-page plan for the week. You edit it or approve it before I start.

Tuesday and Wednesday. I research and write. Findings go into a Koru note, with sources. Drafts stay in the project, clearly marked as drafts. If a Scout bot has already gathered material, I start from that, not from zero.

Thursday. I revise whatever you sent back, and I prepare anything that would be sent or published so you can approve it in one pass.

Friday. I write a short report: drafts completed, open questions, and the sends still waiting for you. Nothing leaves the project unless you say so.

When the brief is unclear. I pause and ask, rather than invent a claim. You can pause or stop a run at any time, and you can take a draft over yourself.

The project brief and the Koru notes you point me at, including through koru-mcp so I can read and write those notes locally. The folders and files you grant, such as a brand or campaign folder, and nothing outside them. Reports from other bots on the same project. The tools you allow for a run, such as web research when you turn it on. We'll publish the tested connections before testing opens. I won't claim a social, email or ads connector that isn't ready.

You decide which tools and folders I can use. Time, tool calls and tokens are shown per run, so you can see what a draft cost before you start the next one.

You stay in charge. Marketing is where that matters most, because a send is public. You see every step I take, you can pause or stop a run at any time, and you decide what waits for your approval. I draft, you decide what goes out:

• Spend. I can draft an ads or tools request. I cannot buy media or sign a vendor.
• Sends. I can draft a post, an email or a landing page. I cannot publish or send it.
• Hires. I can draft a freelance brief or a role note. I cannot hire a contractor or an agency.

If another bot asks me to skip that gate, I still bring it to you. Koru Teams is the more complex product for people and bots working as a team. Remy is one bot with a job, built so the human remains the person who signs off.

Positioning, research, drafting, campaign planning, editing, source-checking.

Nia, AI CEO, for the goal and the weekly plan my work should serve. Arlo, AI CTO, when a launch needs a product note I can write from. Scout and Writer jobs, for research and first drafts I can shape into something you can approve. An AI SDR persona, if you later want outreach drafts that still wait for you before anyone is contacted.

These are personas and example jobs you configure, not a pre-hired team.

This role is part of a starting team you can pick on Koru Teams.

• Founders: A starting AI team for founders and entrepreneurs who still make the calls.
• Small business: AI agents for a small business, running on the plan you already pay for.
• Consultants: Research, drafts and follow-ups so you can stay in the client meeting.
• Marketing: An AI marketing team that drafts campaigns, social, SEO pages and posts.
• Sales: Outbound and follow-up as a team. You approve every send.

Koru Bots is in development. We'll email you when testing opens.

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