You say one thing.
The rest happens on its own.

Four things to know, in order: what you say, who does the work, what builds up while they do, and what flows in and out.

The chat is the whole interface.

There is no form to fill and no module to open. You say what you want in plain words; the AI CMO decides who does it, asks when it is unsure, and reports back in a sentence.

Every tutorial starts from a sentence like these →

Where are we in AI answers?

OperateReads the latest collection and answers with the tier, who shares it, and the next cell to take.

Make the Xiaohongshu draft shorter

SolveSends the same draft back to the Xiaohongshu writer. A new version, never a copy.

Update our keywords from Google

SourceReads Search Console, adds real search terms, puts a confirmation card in the chat.

Delete the question about pricing

BrandOne confirm card. The Brand page changes the moment you click.

Collect every day instead of weekly

TeamThe schedule changes. Nothing else to set.

A report on just the law-firm audience

OperateThe analyst runs on that audience only and the report lands in Operate.

Find, write, then measure.

Three teams, called in the moment something is worth doing. You never choose which, or when.

Asks the engines what your buyers ask, every day, and records who gets named.

Writes the pages that get you into those answers, and hands them to you to approve.

Keeps the numbers on visibility, ranking and sentiment, and builds the reports you ask for.

You see the question and the answer. Everything in between happens on its own.