Feature 03
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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.
The difference
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 specialized agents with a daily orchestrator above them and an evaluator scoring their output, all writing into the same record the CRM reads from.
The mechanism
How it actually works.
Six mechanisms, each one a thing that runs. A capability claim without one is a slogan.
- 01
An orchestrator, not a prompt
A daily loop reads the day and dispatches the right workers against active goals.
- 02
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.
- 04
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.
Check it against your own workspace.
The mechanism is the claim, and the claim is checkable. Bring your own data and see what it does.