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Autonomous agents running your distribution
A marketing department that files work while you are asleep.
Not a chatbot that answers questions. Twenty-three handlers that run on a schedule against your brand context, your goals and your history, and produce drafts, briefs and queue rows that a human confirms. A meta-agent scores the others against real feedback. A daily orchestrator decides which to dispatch.
Everywhere else
One assistant in a sidebar that writes text when you ask it to, with no memory of your brand, no schedule of its own, and no ability to act on anything.
Wysera
Twenty-three specialised agents with a daily orchestrator above them and an evaluator scoring their output, all writing into the same record the CRM reads from.
How it actually works
Six mechanisms. A capability claim without one is a slogan.
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An orchestrator, not a prompt
A daily loop reads the day and dispatches the right workers against active goals.
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Specialists, not one generalist
Keyword gaps, decaying pages, competitor moves, trend-jacks, win-backs, paid creative, video scripts.
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Graded on real feedback
The evaluator agent scores every other agent's artifacts, so quality is measured rather than assumed.
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Brand-aware by construction
Each run loads the workspace taste profile: the ICP, the voice and the anti-patterns to avoid.
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Confirm before execute
Output lands as a draft or a queue row. The approval gate is the product, not a disclaimer.
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Attributed to revenue
Revenue attribution links what an agent did to what closed, through the outcome ledger.