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Marketing Agent.

Goal in plain English → audience, creative, channel mix, send time, measurement — autonomously, with humans only on guardrails.

Building SELL L4 Powered by  → UCP
Agent topology
11 agents
Meta-Orchestrator + 9 Domain + Compliance
Cycle target
Hours
in-development · vs weeks today (11 teams · 6 handoffs)
Decisioning
1:1
real-time per-customer · not batch segments
Compliance gate
Always-on
consent · frequency · sensitive-category
01 · The job to be done
The pain
Today: 11 teams, 6 manual handoffs per campaign, weeks-long cycles. Marketing intelligence lives in PowerPoints, not systems. Each new campaign starts from scratch — no compounding learning. By the time performance data lands, the moment to course-correct has passed.
What the agent does
A marketing leader states intent + budget + dates + objective. The Meta-Orchestrator decomposes into sub-tasks. 9 Domain Agents collaborate on research, audience intelligence, planning, content, channel orchestration, experimentation, measurement, opportunity detection, and dashboard intelligence. A Compliance Agent enforces governance at every step. Outcome signals from each campaign feed back into the signal layer — knowledge compounds across runs.
What humans still do
Marketing leadership defines brand objectives, budget, brand rules, sensitive-category policy, approval thresholds. The agent runs the campaign loop. Humans intervene on guardrail violations and on strategic intent.
02 · How it works · the closed loop
Marketing Agent · 11-agent topology Marketing intent flows into the Meta-Orchestrator, which fans out to 9 Domain Agents (Research, Audience, Planning, Content, Channel, Experimentation, Measurement, Opportunity, Dashboard). A Compliance Agent gates every action. Outcome signals close the loop. Inputs Marketer intent goal · budget · dates brand rules · objectives UCP signals identity · behavioural · CLV · cohorts Channel inventory SMS · WhatsApp · RCS · email · push Real-time context store proximity · inventory · festival Outcome history prior campaign signals · A/B + bandits Substrate UCP · Databricks · Vertex AI · Claude 11-agent topology Meta-Orchestrator · decomposes intent into a workflow DAG parses goal · plans tasks in parallel where independent · routes to specialists Research prior campaigns · trends Audience segments · lookalikes Planning campaign brief · DAG Content creative · offer · copy Channel mix · send-time · fatigue Experimentation A/B · holdouts · bandits Measurement attribution · incrementality Opportunity Detect anomalies · proactive nudges Dashboard dynamic widgets · summaries Compliance & Brand Safety · cross-cuts every action consent · frequency caps · sensitive-category rules · brand voice Approval gate · marketer reviews before activation audience · creative · channel plan · spend Outcome signals → fed back to Audience + Content + Planning agents → compounding learning Outputs Activated campaigns SMS · WhatsApp · RCS · push email · paid · in-app Personalised journeys household + person level lifecycle + lifestyle Outcome dashboard spend · revenue · NPS guardrail-breach alerts Compounding outcomes write back as signals Autonomy L4 Agentic human approves the brief system runs the loop outcome → signals
Inputs (blue) feed Meta-Orchestrator, which fans out to 9 Domain Agents. Compliance + Approval gates (yellow) sit before activation. Outcome signals close the loop back to the agents.
01
Marketer states intent
Goal in plain English ("Diwali sale for fashion · 30-50yr customers in Mumbai"), budget, dates, objective. No segmentation, no creative briefs.
02
Meta-Orchestrator decomposes
Parses intent · creates a workflow DAG · routes parallelisable tasks (Research, Audience) to specialists, sequencing dependents.
03
9 Domain Agents collaborate
Research mines prior campaigns. Audience builds segments + lookalikes. Planning drafts the brief. Content generates creatives. Channel selects mix + send-time. Experimentation wires A/B + holdouts. Measurement attributes outcomes. Opportunity detects anomalies. Dashboard surfaces summaries.
04
Compliance Agent gates
Cross-cuts every action — consent enforcement, frequency caps, sensitive-category rules, brand-voice guardrails. Blocks any action that violates policy.
05
Approval gate
Marketer reviews audience, creative, channel plan, spend forecast. Approves; activation proceeds. Rejects with notes; agents iterate.
06
Activation
Campaign launches across channels — SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, push, email, paid, in-app. Each personalised to person + household + context.
07
Outcome → signals
Performance signals (clicks, conversions, lift, churn saves, revenue) write back into the signal layer. Next campaign starts from a smarter base — knowledge compounds.
03 · Underlying data
Data sourceClassificationKey entities
UCP signalsMixedIdentity · behavioural · transactional · contextual · household · preferences · AI-derived traits
Channel platformsMachine-ReadableCleverTap · Google Ads · Meta · WhatsApp Business · RCS gateway
DatabricksMachine-CreatedCustomer transaction tables · computed CLV · segment definitions
Real-time contextMachine-CreatedStore proximity · inventory availability · festival windows · device
Outcome historyMachine-CreatedPrior campaign signals · A/B · holdouts · bandit arms

Refresh cadence: Identity stitching real-time; signals continuous; outcome attribution near-real-time post-send.

KPIs moved:

Cycle time (weeks → hours)Campaign ROI / lift on holdoutsSuppression and frequency-cap complianceCompounding selection accuracy across runs
04 · Design patterns used
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Meta-Orchestrator coordinates 9 Domain Agents + 1 Compliance Agent · peer collaboration with explicit handoffs
Tool Calling
Channel APIs (CleverTap, Google, Meta, WhatsApp, RCS), UCP signal queries, content generation, outcome attribution — all tool-mediated
Agent Memory
Per-agent Firestore memory · prior campaign decisions feed next run; episodic + procedural
Wide Research
Research + Audience agents explore many segment / lookalike candidates before Planning narrows
Observability
Every agent decision traced · token-economical artefact-passing keeps context lean
Evals
Holdouts and A/B + bandit experiments built into every campaign by default
05 · Evals · how we know it works

Per-campaign holdouts and A/B suites will measure incrementality at run time. Cross-campaign: backtest agent-decided audiences and creatives against historical campaign outcomes; compare lift versus the manual baseline. Compliance Agent's gate-pass rate is its own audit metric. Current state: framework documented; first end-to-end pilot campaign in setup. No measured numbers yet.

Gates and thresholds.

  • Lift on holdouts ≥ baseline manual campaign lift
  • Compliance violations: zero pre-activation; flagged within 1 hr post-send
  • Frequency-cap and consent enforcement: 100% adherence
06 · Linked platforms