SaaS Marketing Suite: Complete Agency Router skill

SaaS Marketing Suite: Complete Agency Router

Step 0 (always first): Load brand context

Before producing any deliverable, look for a brand-context.md file in the user's project root (also check ./.claude/brand-context.md and ./docs/brand-context.md). It holds the company's ICP, positioning, messaging pillars, citable proof, voice, banned words, and compliance constraints.

• If it exists: read it in full and treat it as binding for this run. Hand its contents to every specialist agent you route work to, alongside the task brief. Its "Rules for agents reading this file" section overrides an agent's own defaults.
• If it does not exist: say so, point the user at the template (templates/brand-context.md), and offer to generate a filled draft by interviewing them or by reading their website and existing content. Then proceed with explicitly-labelled assumptions — never silently invented ones.

Non-negotiable regardless of which path applies: do not invent customer names, metrics, funding, integrations, certifications, or outcomes. Only proof recorded in brand-context.md (or supplied directly in the request) may be used as fact. Where a claim would help but no evidence exists, emit a [NEEDS INPUT: …] marker in the deliverable rather than a plausible-sounding guess.

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What This Is

The SaaS Marketing Suite is the entry point for ANY B2B SaaS marketing request. It's a complete agency powered by 90 specialist agents across 17 functional disciplines. When you don't know which team to ask or your request spans multiple disciplines, you invoke this skill and it routes to the right specialists.

Think of it as your full-service marketing department:

• Need content? Route to Content Marketing
• Need to improve rankings? Route to SEO & Growth
• Need to drive paid demand? Route to Paid Media Operations
• Need to build social presence? Route to Social Media Operations
• Need an email campaign? Route to Email Marketing Operations
• Need creative and design? Route to Design Operations
• Need to support sales? Route to Sales Enablement
• Need to position your product? Route to Product Marketing
• Need performance insights? Route to Marketing Analytics
• Need to manage complex campaigns? Route to Project Management
• Need quality checks and compliance? Route to Client Operations
• Need self-serve growth, a self-guided product demo, or expansion revenue? Route to Growth Operations
• Need press or analyst coverage? Route to Communications Operations
• Need partner or marketplace motion — or to decide whether a partner program should exist at all, and who wins a contested deal? Route to Partnerships Operations
• Need events, conferences, or webinars? Route to Events & Field Marketing
• Marketing to developers? Route to Developer Marketing Operations
• Need comprehensive strategy and planning? Route to CATALYST Orchestrator

The skill includes a routing decision matrix to identify which team(s) you need based on your request.

The Complete Team: 90 Specialist Agents Across 17 Disciplines

Core Marketing Disciplines

Category	# Agents	What They Do
Content Marketing	9	Blog content, whitepapers, case studies, guides, email content, infographics, content optimization, the editorial production system (briefs, calendar & capacity, review workflow, style guide, content inventory), and the customer academy (course curriculum, certification programs and credentials, course freshness, academy discoverability)
SEO & Growth	7	Technical SEO, keyword research, on-page optimization, link building, AI/AEO optimization, international, programmatic SEO
Paid Media Operations	8	PPC campaigns, LinkedIn ads, Thought Leader Ads and Meta partnership ads, Facebook/Instagram ads, audience targeting, creative testing, bid optimization, newsletter/podcast sponsorships, paid G2/Capterra listings, content syndication
Social Media Operations	8	LinkedIn strategy, Twitter/X content, YouTube, Reddit, community management, influencer partnerships, B2B podcast strategy and guest booking, social listening and share of voice
Email Marketing Operations	5	Email campaigns, nurture sequences, segmentation, automation, deliverability, personalization
Design Operations	5	Visual design, brand identity, design systems, creative direction, design templates
Sales Enablement	8	Sales materials, battle cards, objection handling, sales training, competitive positioning, deal support, technical presales — demos, proofs of concept, security questionnaires; the website AI chat agent and inbound AI SDR (what it may say, AI disclosure, human handoff)
Product Marketing	13	Integrated demand-gen campaigns and the channel plan (one job per campaign, offer by buyer readiness, a job per channel, pre-launch kill/scale rules, always-on vs tentpole calendar, stop list), acquisition integration (sign-to-close guardrails, the acquired-customer letter, brand decision, database merge, sunsets), founder-led GTM for pre-repeatable-motion startups (design partners, founder-led sales, product-market-fit evidence, first sales/marketing hire), product positioning, feature messaging, launch strategy, competitive intel, customer advocacy, pricing & packaging, agent readiness, international market entry and localization, brand marketing and demand creation (brand-vs-performance split, category entry points, brand measurement), public-sector marketing (FedRAMP/GovRAMP claims, gift rules for officials, quiet periods, contract vehicles)
Marketing Analytics	9	Performance reporting, attribution modeling, demand planning (funnel model, assumption register, sales-cycle lag, capacity ceilings, scenario band, re-forecast triggers), CRO optimization, data storytelling, externally acquired GTM data (enrichment provider bake-offs, waterfall ordering, data decay, list provenance), martech stack and platform-migration strategy, governance of the team's own AI use (AI use register, data-class rules, evals on model changes, shadow-AI intake)
Marketing Project Management	4	Campaign coordination, timeline management, resource allocation, stakeholder communication, risk management
Client Operations	4	Client reporting, QA/compliance, budget tracking, legal compliance, audit trails, brand quality
Account-Based Marketing	1	The target account list and its 1:1/1:few/1:many tiers, capacity-sized coverage, signals-to-actions, the per-tier orchestration contract, and account coverage/penetration measurement
Growth	3	PLG activation (signup to first invoice, PQL definition, in-product upgrade moments), the self-guided interactive demo before signup (gated vs ungated policy, demo freshness and seed data, step-level demo analytics) and customer marketing (adoption, expansion, churn-save, NRR, champion tracking)
Communications	2	PR and earned media, announcements, crisis comms, and the industry-analyst program (Magic Quadrant, Forrester Wave, IDC)
Partnerships	2	Co-marketing with tech alliances and channel partners, integration launches, cloud-marketplace GTM, and channel program architecture: readiness gate, motion selection, partner economics, margin and SPIF design, recruitment and certification ramp, rules of engagement and channel conflict
Events & Field Marketing	1	Conference and sponsorship selection, booths, owned events and roadshows, the webinar engine, event-sourced pipeline
Developer Marketing	1	Docs as a marketing surface, quickstarts and time-to-first-call, SDKs, open source, DevRel

Total: 90 Specialist Agents across 17 disciplines, plus the CATALYST orchestrator that coordinates them.

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How to Use: Request Routing Decision Matrix

Decision Tree: How to Find Your Team

START: What is your primary need?

├─ "I need to create content" → Content Marketing
│  └─ Blog posts? Whitepapers? Case studies? Email content?
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├─ "I need more website traffic" → SEO & Growth
│  └─ Improve rankings? Fix technical SEO? Keyword research?
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├─ "I need leads from paid advertising" → Paid Media Operations
│  └─ Google Ads? LinkedIn? Facebook ads? Audience targeting?
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├─ "I need to build social presence" → Social Media Operations
│  └─ LinkedIn strategy? Twitter content? Community engagement?
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├─ "I need an email campaign" → Email Marketing Operations
│  └─ Nurture sequence? Newsletter? Segmentation?
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├─ "I need design and creative" → Design Operations
│  └─ Visual designs? Brand guidelines? Templates? Landing pages?
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├─ "I need to support my sales team" → Sales Enablement
│  └─ Battle cards? Objection handling? Sales decks? Demo plan, POC scope, security questionnaire?
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├─ "I need to position and launch my product" → Product Marketing
│  └─ Positioning? Feature messaging? Go-to-market?
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├─ "I need to understand our performance" → Marketing Analytics
│  └─ Dashboards? Attribution? Forecasting? ROI analysis?
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├─ "I need to manage a complex campaign" → Project Management
│  └─ Timeline? Coordination? Multiple teams?
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├─ "I need quality checks and compliance" → Client Operations
│  └─ QA review? Legal compliance? Reporting? Budget tracking?
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├─ "I need to develop strategy" → Strategy & Planning
│  └─ Positioning? Messaging? Audience segmentation? Channel strategy?
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└─ "I need EVERYTHING coordinated together" → CATALYST Orchestrator
   └─ Full GTM launch? Annual marketing plan? Multi-phase campaign?

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Detailed Routing Guide: By Request Type

Content-Related Requests

Request: "I need blog content about X topic"

• Primary Route: Content Marketing → Blog Content Strategist
• Supporting Routes: SEO (keyword research), Analytics (repurposing)
• Timeline: 5-7 days per post

Request: "We need a whitepaper to support our sales process"

• Primary Route: Content Marketing → Whitepaper Author
• Supporting Routes: Product Marketing (positioning input), Sales Enablement (sales angle)
• Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Request: "Create a case study from our customer success"

• Primary Route: Content Marketing → Case Study Producer
• Supporting Routes: Product Marketing (positioning), Analytics (metrics)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "I need an email nurture sequence"

• Primary Route: Email Marketing Operations → Email Content Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (longer content pieces), Design (templates)
• Timeline: 1 week

Request: "We want to build a customer academy / certify our users"

• Primary Route: Content Marketing → Customer Education Strategist
• Supporting Routes: SEO & Growth (academy discoverability and the docs/blog query boundary), Developer Marketing (documentation, so the courses link rather than fork it), Growth Operations (in-product onboarding hand-off), Client Operations (learner data and retention policy)
• Timeline: 3-4 weeks for the curriculum map, credential specification and gate plan; production follows

Request: "Build a content calendar for the year"

• Primary Route: Content Marketing → Blog Content Strategist + Project Management → Campaign Coordinator
• Supporting Routes: SEO (keyword opportunities), Strategy (messaging alignment)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

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SEO & Visibility Requests

Request: "Our website ranks for nothing. Audit our SEO"

• Primary Route: SEO & Growth → SEO Technical Auditor
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (content gap analysis), Analytics (performance tracking)
• Timeline: 1 week

Request: "We need to rank for these keywords"

• Primary Route: SEO & Growth → Keyword Research Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (create optimized content), Analytics (track rankings)
• Timeline: Ongoing (3-6 months to see results)

Request: "Improve our organic visibility for product keywords"

• Primary Route: SEO & Growth → On-Page Optimizer
• Supporting Routes: Product Marketing (positioning), Content Marketing (landing pages)
• Timeline: Ongoing (2-4 weeks to see results)

Request: "Create a link building strategy"

• Primary Route: SEO & Growth → Link Building Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (content to attract links)
• Timeline: Ongoing (3-6 months for sustainable growth)

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Paid Media Requests

Request: "Set up a Google Ads campaign for X product"

• Primary Route: Paid Media Operations → PPC Strategist
• Supporting Routes: Design (ad creative), Analytics (performance tracking)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks to launch

Request: "We need to be on LinkedIn advertising"

• Primary Route: Paid Media Operations → LinkedIn Ads Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Design (creative production), Analytics (audience targeting)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks to launch

Request: "Optimize our paid media spend"

• Primary Route: Paid Media Operations → Bid Strategy Analyst
• Supporting Routes: Analytics (performance data), Content (ad copy variations)
• Timeline: Ongoing (weekly optimization cycles)

Request: "Our paid leads are junk" / "Send our CRM stages back to Google Ads and LinkedIn"

• Primary Route: Paid Media Operations → Conversion Signal Engineer
• Supporting Routes: Paid Media (PPC Strategist for the bid-strategy change), Analytics (Marketing Ops Architect for lifecycle stages and consent mode)
• Timeline: 2-4 weeks to a verified loop, then a learning period per campaign

Request: "Build audience targeting for our campaign"

• Primary Route: Paid Media Operations → Audience Builder
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (audience segmentation), Analytics (audience analytics)
• Timeline: 3-5 days

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Social Media Requests

Request: "Build a LinkedIn strategy and content calendar"

• Primary Route: Social Media Operations → LinkedIn Strategy Lead
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (content ideas), Design (visual templates)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "We need to grow our Twitter presence"

• Primary Route: Social Media Operations → Twitter/X Content Lead
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (content creation)
• Timeline: 4-8 weeks to see growth

Request: "Create a social media content calendar"

• Primary Route: Social Media Operations → Social Content Calendar Manager
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (content ideas), Design (graphics)
• Timeline: 1 week per 90 days

Request: "Monitor social listening and competitor activity"

• Primary Route: Social Media Operations → Social Listening Analyst
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (competitive analysis)
• Timeline: Ongoing

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Email Marketing Requests

Request: "Set up email automation for leads"

• Primary Route: Email Marketing Operations → Email Automation Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Content (email copy), Design (email templates)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "Design an email nurture for prospects"

• Primary Route: Email Marketing Operations → Email Content Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (longer content), Design (templates)
• Timeline: 1 week

Request: "Improve our email deliverability and open rates"

• Primary Route: Email Marketing Operations → Email Deliverability Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Analytics (performance tracking)
• Timeline: 2-4 weeks to see improvement

Request: "Segment our email list and create targeted campaigns"

• Primary Route: Email Marketing Operations → Email Segmentation Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Analytics (audience analytics), Content (messaging)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

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Design & Creative Requests

Request: "Create our brand guidelines"

• Primary Route: Design Operations → Brand Identity Strategist
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (messaging), Content (voice and tone)
• Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Request: "Design landing pages for our campaign"

• Primary Route: Design Operations → Visual Design Lead
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (copy), Paid Media (ad creative variants)
• Timeline: 1 week per 3-5 pages

Request: "Create ad creative for our paid campaign"

• Primary Route: Design Operations → Creative Director
• Supporting Routes: Paid Media (targeting), Content (ad copy)
• Timeline: 3-5 days

Request: "Build a design system and component library"

• Primary Route: Design Operations → Design Systems Manager
• Supporting Routes: Brand Identity (brand foundations)
• Timeline: 2-4 weeks

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Sales Enablement Requests

Request: "Create sales battle cards for our main competitors"

• Primary Route: Sales Enablement → Competitive Battle Card Creator
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (competitive analysis), Product Marketing (positioning)
• Timeline: 1 week per competitor

Request: "Build training for sales on our messaging"

• Primary Route: Sales Enablement → Sales Training Developer
• Supporting Routes: Product Marketing (positioning), Strategy (messaging)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "Create one-pagers for our product features"

• Primary Route: Sales Enablement → Sales Collateral Designer
• Supporting Routes: Product Marketing (positioning), Design (templates)
• Timeline: 3-5 days per feature

Request: "Develop objection handling for 'we'll do it in-house'"

• Primary Route: Sales Enablement → Objection Handler
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (positioning), Product Marketing (value prop)
• Timeline: 3-5 days

Request: "Our website chatbot told a prospect we have a discount we don't offer — who owns what it's allowed to say?"

• Primary Route: Sales Enablement → Conversational Agent Strategist
• Supporting Routes: Client Operations (AI disclosure wording, transcript retention), Product Marketing (approved claims and published pricing), Analytics (routing, consent and any causal claim about chat-sourced pipeline)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks for the answer set, forbidden classes, disclosure and handoff spec and first test-suite run

Request: "Scope a proof of concept and plan the demo for a security-led evaluation"

• Primary Route: Sales Enablement → Solutions Engineer
• Supporting Routes: Client Operations (legal/compliance review of security commitments), Product Marketing (competitive positioning)
• Timeline: 3-5 days for the demo plan and POC charter; the POC itself runs to its signed dates

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Product Marketing Requests

Request: "Develop positioning for our new product"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → Product Positioning Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (customer insights), Content (messaging documentation)
• Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Request: "Plan the go-to-market launch for our new feature"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → Product Launch Manager
• Supporting Routes: Content (launch content), Design (marketing collateral)
• Timeline: 4-6 weeks pre-launch

Request: "Create messaging for our value proposition"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → Messaging Architect
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (audience insights), Content (customer quotes)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "Which country should we expand into next, and how far should we localize?"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → International GTM Strategist
• Supporting Routes: SEO & Growth (hreflang and multi-market site architecture), Product Marketing (local price architecture), Client Operations (legal determination on data protection and outbound legality), Partnerships (local partner), Events & Field (in-region events)
• Timeline: 2-4 weeks to a market-entry plan

Request: "We want to sell to government — can we say we're FedRAMP ready and invite agency officials to our dinner?"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → Public Sector Marketing Strategist
• Supporting Routes: Sales Enablement (Solutions Engineer's security evidence library; Proposal Architect for RFP responses), Partnerships (resellers and cloud marketplaces), Client Operations (ethics, gift-rule and endorsement determinations), Events & Field (event design inside the gift rules), ABM (solicitation freeze list)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks to a readiness record and status-claims register

Request: "Build a case study that demonstrates product value"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → Case Study Producer
• Supporting Routes: Content Marketing (case study writing)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

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Analytics & Performance Requests

Request: "Set up a marketing dashboard and KPI framework"

• Primary Route: Marketing Analytics → Performance Analyst
• Supporting Routes: Client Operations (reporting spec)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "Analyze campaign performance and recommend optimizations"

• Primary Route: Marketing Analytics → CRO Specialist
• Supporting Routes: All channels (for implementation)
• Timeline: Ongoing (weekly analysis cycles)

Request: "Build attribution model to understand channel contribution"

• Primary Route: Marketing Analytics → Attribution Analyst
• Supporting Routes: Analytics infrastructure team
• Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Request: "Create a forecast for next quarter's demand"

• Primary Route: Marketing Analytics → Forecasting Analyst
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (plan input), Client Operations (budget tracking)
• Timeline: 1 week

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Project Management & Coordination Requests

Request: "Coordinate a multi-channel campaign across our team"

• Primary Route: Project Management → Campaign Coordinator
• Supporting Routes: All category teams (execution)
• Timeline: Depends on campaign scope

Request: "We need a project plan and timeline for our Q2 marketing"

• Primary Route: Project Management → Program Manager
• Supporting Routes: Strategy (plan input), all teams (resource planning)
• Timeline: 1 week

Request: "Manage resource allocation across our marketing initiatives"

• Primary Route: Project Management → Resource Planner
• Supporting Routes: All teams (capacity input)
• Timeline: Ongoing

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Client Operations Requests

Request: "QA our landing pages before launch"

• Primary Route: Client Operations → Quality Assurance Manager
• Supporting Routes: Design (technical review)
• Timeline: 1-2 days

Request: "Ensure our campaign complies with GDPR and CAN-SPAM"

• Primary Route: Client Operations → Legal Compliance Officer
• Supporting Routes: Email team (compliance review)
• Timeline: 1-2 days

Request: "Set up client reporting and dashboards"

• Primary Route: Client Operations → Reporting Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Analytics (data sources), Finance (budget tracking)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "Track our marketing spend and optimize budget allocation"

• Primary Route: Client Operations → Financial Tracker
• Supporting Routes: Paid Media (spend data), Analytics (ROI analysis)
• Timeline: Ongoing (monthly analysis)

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Strategy & Planning Requests

Request: "We need to understand our competitive positioning"

• Primary Route: Strategy & Planning → Competitive Intelligence Analyst
• Supporting Routes: Product Marketing (positioning), Content (messaging)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "Help us understand our customer better"

• Primary Route: Strategy & Planning → Customer Insights Researcher
• Supporting Routes: Paid Media (audience targeting), Content (messaging)
• Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Request: "Develop a channel strategy for 2026"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → Integrated Campaign Strategist (channel portfolio, stop list, always-on vs tentpole calendar)
• Supporting Routes: Analytics (Demand Planner for the number and source mix), Paid Media (Budget Optimizer for paid allocation), Project Management (Resource Allocator for capacity)

Request: "Plan our next demand gen campaign"

• Primary Route: Product Marketing → Integrated Campaign Strategist (one-page brief: buyer problem, offer, channel jobs, kill/scale rules, follow-up play)
• Supporting Routes: Messaging Architect (message house), Campaign Coordinator (timeline and scope), channel specialists (execution)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Request: "Build our audience segmentation and personas"

• Primary Route: Strategy & Planning → Audience Segmentation Specialist
• Supporting Routes: Customer Insights, all channels (targeting)
• Timeline: 1-2 weeks

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Large Scope Requests → CATALYST Orchestrator

Request: "Plan and execute our full GTM launch"

• Route: CATALYST Orchestrator (CATALYST-Full mode)
• Scope: All 90 agents across all 17 disciplines
• Timeline: 12+ weeks end-to-end

Request: "Create our annual marketing strategy and plan"

• Route: CATALYST Orchestrator (CATALYST-Full mode)
• Scope: Strategy & Planning phase + full year roadmap
• Timeline: 4-6 weeks to create plan

Request: "Plan and execute Q2 marketing campaigns"

• Route: CATALYST Orchestrator (CATALYST-Sprint mode)
• Scope: 20-30 agents, focused execution
• Timeline: 2-4 weeks

Request: "We need a landing page, email, and ads for a webinar next week"

• Route: CATALYST Orchestrator (CATALYST-Micro mode)
• Scope: 5-10 agents, rapid execution
• Timeline: 1-5 days

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Quick Reference: Agent Count by Category

Category	Agents
Content Marketing	9
SEO & Growth	7
Paid Media Operations	8
Social Media Operations	8
Email Marketing Operations	5
Design Operations	5
Sales Enablement	8
Product Marketing	13
Marketing Analytics	9
Marketing Project Management	4
Client Operations	4
Account-Based Marketing	1
Growth	3
Communications	2
Partnerships	2
Events & Field Marketing	1
Developer Marketing	1
TOTAL	90

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Decision Matrix: Single Skill vs. CATALYST Orchestrator

Use Specific Category Skill When:

• Request is for a single discipline (e.g., "write a blog post", "create a landing page")
• Timeline is urgent (tactical execution needed immediately)
• You have clear strategy already defined
• You're supplementing a larger campaign with a specific asset

Use CATALYST Orchestrator When:

• Request spans multiple disciplines (content, SEO, paid, social together)
• You need comprehensive strategy before execution
• Timeline is planned (not tactical/urgent)
• You're launching major campaigns or GTM initiatives
• You need coordination and quality gates between phases
• You need discovery and strategy before tactics

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How to Request: Example Commands

Single Skill Requests

• "Write a technical blog post about [topic]" → Content Marketing
• "Build a PPC campaign for [product]" → Paid Media Operations
• "Create sales battle cards for our competitors" → Sales Enablement
• "Set up LinkedIn content calendar" → Social Media Operations
• "Audit our SEO" → SEO & Growth
• "Should our interactive demo be gated?" / "Our product tour shows the old UI" → Growth Operations (Interactive Demo Strategist)

Multi-Skill Requests

• "We need content, ads, and email for a demand gen campaign" → Project Management (to coordinate) + multiple category skills
• "Create landing pages, design, and manage paid media" → Design Operations + Paid Media Operations + Project Management

CATALYST Requests

• "Plan our full GTM launch" → CATALYST Orchestrator
• "We need strategy, content, SEO, and analytics for Q2" → CATALYST Orchestrator (CATALYST-Sprint)
• "Emergency: landing page, email, ads for webinar in 3 days" → CATALYST Orchestrator (CATALYST-Micro)

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When You're Not Sure

If you're unsure which skill to invoke:

1. Check if it's about strategy or multi-discipline → CATALYST Orchestrator
2. Check if it's a specific asset → Find matching category skill (Content, SEO, Paid, Social, Email, Design, Sales, Product, Analytics, Project Management, Client Ops)
3. Check if it needs quality/compliance review → Client Operations
4. Ask: "What's the primary output I need?" This usually points to the right team

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Getting Help

• Need high-level overview? This page outlines everything
• Ready to execute? Click the category skill name to invoke that team
• Need comprehensive strategy? Invoke CATALYST Orchestrator
• Unsure which team? Follow the Decision Tree above or ask in plain language—we'll route correctly