One job each. Human approval.13 AI agents. One job each. Nothing ships without your approval.
Specialist AI agents, including one orchestrator: their roles, workflows and business applications.Stop stitching together tools and freelancers. Each agent owns one job, hands finished work to the next and waits for your approval before anything goes live.
Datakult AI agents are thirteen specialist marketing workers coordinated by a CMO orchestrator: five that produce content and creative, seven that gather intelligence and run growth loops, and one that plans and reports. They work inside your accounts, in Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, and English, and every output passes a human approval gate.
Agents prepare. You decide.
Work arrives as a short queue of finished drafts, each with its sources. You approve, edit or send it back from your phone. Nothing is published, sent or spent without you.
- Every request names the agent, the market and the evidence.
- One tap to approve, one tap to send back with a note.
- A full log of who approved what, kept in your workspace.
Approval queue
Sample data- Approve
Copywriterjust now
3 hook variants for Crypto · LatAm are ready for review.
- Review
Ad Spy4 min ago
A competitor changed its welcome offer in Mexico. Brief drafted.
- Review
Video Studio12 min ago
5-shot script in Brazilian Portuguese, waiting for a native check.
- Approve
Keyword Master31 min ago
2 pages restructured for AI-search answers. Sources attached.
- Open
Community Ops1 h ago
Weekly referral report: invites, activations and flagged payouts.
The orchestrator
One accountable lead that turns a business goal into a plan, enforces approval gates and budget guardrails, and reports a single view of what is running.
Production agents
The makers: hooks, long-form content, creative, competitor reconnaissance, and short-form video that pass quality gates before anyone sees them.
SMM Agent
Turn one idea into a week of posts that earn attention
What it hands you
- Hook sheet with A/B/C variants and character counts per topic
- Monthly content calendar by channel, language and funnel stage
- Attention and reach
- Content throughput
Copywriter Agent
Publish expert content in four languages without losing your voice
What it hands you
- Long-form articles with meta, internal links and JSON-LD
- FAQ blocks with answer-first responses ready for answer engines
- Organic pipeline
- Time-to-market
Designer Agent
Ship fresh creative every week without breaking the brand
What it hands you
- Brand asset system: tokens, templates and safe-zone guide
- Creative prompt library with versioned prompts
- Creative testing velocity
- CAC and ad efficiency
Ad Spy Agent
See which competitor ads keep running, and why they work
What it hands you
- Competitor ad library with hook scores and days active
- Angle map showing crowded and open positions
- CAC and creative efficiency
- Speed of response
Video Studio Agent
Produce vertical video in four languages without a studio
What it hands you
- Five-shot scripts in ES, PT, RU and EN
- Fact-check record with sources for every claim
- Time-to-market
- Reach in every language
Intelligence and growth agents
The senses and the memory: leads, answers, attribution, keywords, market data, funnel analytics, and the referral and bounty loops that compound.
Lead Hunter Agent
Reach buyers while they are still asking who to trust
What it hands you
- Ranked lead queue with fit and intent scores
- Evidence card per lead: source link, quoted need, language
- Pipeline velocity
- Sales capacity
Sales Consult Agent
Answer every buyer question like your best closer, at 3 a.m.
What it hands you
- Approved knowledge base map with source ownership
- Objection-handling library in ES, PT, RU and EN
- Time to decision
- Win rate through consistency
UTM Tracker Agent
Know which source produced revenue, not just clicks
What it hands you
- UTM naming convention and controlled vocabulary
- Tracked-link register with owner and status
- Attribution clarity
- Budget allocation
Keyword Master Agent
Find the searches buyers actually use, in every language you sell in
What it hands you
- Keyword and intent cluster map by market
- Opportunity scorecard with volume, difficulty and potential
- Content ROI
- Market coverage
Data Collector Agent
Competitor intelligence you can cite, date and defend
What it hands you
- Source registry with provenance and timestamps
- SERP and footprint snapshot history
- Decision confidence
- Reaction speed
Data Analyst Agent
Find the leak in your funnel before you buy more traffic
What it hands you
- Funnel leak map with ranked impact
- Cohort and channel comparison tables
- Conversion efficiency
- Time to decision
Community Ops Agent
Turn your community into a growth loop you can audit
What it hands you
- Program rulebook with reward mechanics and caps
- Bounty board task library with briefs
- Cost per activated user
- Viral coefficient
One goal in. Approved work out.
The orchestrator keeps every agent pointed at the same business goal, and the approval queue keeps your team in control.
- 1
Goal in
You set one business goal, a budget guardrail, and the approvers.
- 2
Plan
The orchestrator splits it into tasks and assigns the right agents.
- 3
Work
Agents research, draft, build, and score inside your own accounts.
- 4
Approve
A named person signs off in the queue before anything is published, sent, or spent.
Straight answers about AI agents
What is a marketing AI agent?
A marketing AI agent is a specialist software worker with one job, a defined input, a defined output, and a human approval step. Datakult runs 13 of them under one orchestrator, covering strategy, content, creative, intelligence, attribution, and growth loops.
Do the agents act without approval?
No. Every output that would be published, sent, or spent waits in an approval queue for a named person. Agents prepare and recommend; your team decides. Approval gates are part of the written scope.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to buy all 13 agents?
No. Most teams start with the agents that unblock revenue, such as keyword intelligence, ad spy, or the growth loops program, then add the rest. The packages page shows which agents each sprint deploys.
Whose accounts and data do the agents use?
Yours. Agents work inside your own workspace, channels, and data sources, where platform terms and API access allow. You keep the repository, runbooks, and credentials at handoff.