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kind: articleclaims: traced → sourceschema: article + faqAsset Catalog
Every asset a campaign needs.
Articles, decks, email, video, ads — one campaign, finished against your facts. Not drafts. Deliverables.
ArticlesSocial postsCarouselsEmailSocial postsEmail
Email sequencesDecksVideoLanding pagesDecksLanding pages
Paid adsPress & pitchesInfographicsPaid adsInfographics
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kind: postformat: per-platformlinks: utm-tagged03 · typed data
kind: carouselslides: 8title: per-slide04 · typed data
kind: emailsubject: A | Bvoice: brand05 · typed data
kind: sequencetouches: welcome → convertwinner: z-tested06 · typed data
kind: deckslides: 12 kindsout: pdf + pptx07 · typed data
kind: videoaspects: 9:16 · 1:1 · 16:9 · 4:5captions: on08 · typed data
kind: landinghero: A | Bmeta: structured09 · typed data
kind: paid_adfields: clampedstate: paused10 · typed data
kind: press_releasequotes: sourcedpitch: attached11 · typed data
kind: infographicdata: typedfooter: sourcedThe shelf
One plan, every family
A campaign doesn't stop at copy. From one ask, @Cohenta plans the mix — posts, articles, visuals, short video, decks, landing pages — and produces every piece, source-grounded and on-brand.
How it’s built
Where the craft goes.
Articles built to be cited
Long-form is written straight from your facts and KPIs — any length, every number traced to a source.
- FAQ and Article schema emitted automatically
- Citability scored and repaired before publish
Social, native per platform
One flagship asset becomes many native cuts: per-platform posts, character-capped threads, and carousels with a punchy line per slide.
- UTM-tagged links and adaptive thumbnails per piece
- Numbers used only when supplied, never invented to fill a slot
Slides you'd present to a board
Decks ship as a polished PDF and an editable slide file, built from twelve slide kinds — cover to closing.
- Native text, tables, and shapes in the export — not flattened images
- Consulting-grade flow and hub diagrams, with a deterministic fallback
Email that runs the whole arc
Email isn't a bolt-on. The campaign writes channel-native sends in your brand voice with A/B subject variants, plus staged sequences that carry a reader from welcome through educate, proof, objection, and convert.
- Deterministic A/B assignment, significance-tested winners
- One plan, one set of facts behind the deck and the sequence
Video, ads, and pages
Video arrives narrated, captioned, and in every aspect a channel needs — 9:16, 1:1, 16:9, 4:5 — cut from one master with synthetic product-UI beats, never hallucinated interfaces.
- Landing pages across the full conversion arc with A/B hero variants
- Source-grounded press releases and media pitches from the same plan
The forecast
Outcome bands, not point promises.
Every plan carries a forecast of where it can land. Resample the walks — the percentiles hold their shape.
Proof by pixels
Finished, not just generated
Much of the best output — cards, charts, vector graphics, decks, synthetic-UI motion — renders deterministically, with no model call. Pixel-perfect, reproducible, cheap.
On demand
A studio for everything else
Beyond the planned catalog, the studio renders standalone assets on demand — visuals, films, and surfaces a brand always needs. Each is chosen by channel and objective and tied to its source spec by a stable hash.
Film
Presenter videos
Avatar-hosted, in your voice, plus multi-chapter films cut to length.
Image
Photography & visuals
Editorial photography and imagery, chosen by channel and objective.
Data
Charts & diagrams
Nine chart types, KPI cards, and vector diagrams, all brand-styled.
Web
Banners & components
Safe-zone banners and web parts spliced into a page's own tokens.
The campaign plan itself, awareness to decision, as a deliverable
The run
The catalog fills itself.
cohenta assets "launch the new product"
# grounding: facts.pdf · brand-rules.md · q3-kpis.csv
▸ articlelong-form · citability scored · schema emitted
▸ deckpdf + editable · 12 slide kinds · charts sourced
▸ emailsends + nurture · A/B subjects · winner tested
▸ videonarrated · captioned · 9:16 · 1:1 · 16:9 · 4:5
▸ atomize1 flagship → per-platform cuts · UTM tagged
◆ catalog complete — every claim traced · manifest attached
One ask — the engine writes, films, cuts, and stages. The run pauses at the gate until you press Approve.
The details
Questions, answered.
How does the AI presentation maker keep slides accurate?
Every statistic on a slide is validated against the facts and KPIs you provide — anything untraced is flagged, never silently kept. A vision panel reviews every slide before the deck converges.
Can it produce both a PDF and an editable deck?
Yes — the same run outputs a pixel-identical PDF and an editable slide file. Titles, bullets, metrics, and tables export as native text, shapes, and tables, so your team can actually edit it.
Does the email engine write full sequences?
Yes. Beyond single sends with A/B subjects, it writes staged sequences — welcome, educate, proof, objection, convert — from the same plan and facts as your other assets.
Which assets are planned automatically versus made on demand?
The campaign produces the core catalog end to end: posts, carousels, articles, email, decks, video, landing pages, ads, press releases, infographics. The studio adds extras on demand — presenter videos, films, photography, charts, banners.
How does one flagship piece become many channel-native cuts?
Atomization turns one flagship asset into per-platform posts, threads, carousels, emails, and cards — each native, each UTM-tagged. Numbers carry over only where supplied; a deterministic fallback writes the cuts if a model is down.
Are the paid ads built so they won't get rejected?
Yes — each unit is built native for Google Search, Meta, LinkedIn, or X and clamped to that platform's field limits. Google Ads are created paused before any spend, and every ad ships with A/B variants.
Can the assets be localized for other markets?
Yes — copy transcreates into 11 B2B locales, right-to-left aware, preserving every number exactly. With no model available, content is marked untranslated rather than invented, with a per-asset status.
What happens to an asset if a model or render fails?
Each asset fails alone and can't sink the campaign. Light assets always render; heavy ones degrade to a staged brief — a missing key or offline model reduces coverage, never to zero output.
Every deliverable, one system.
Cohenta plans the set, produces each piece natively, and holds it all at the gate for your sign-off.