Over three working sessions, we set up Dispatcher in your own environment, teach it to write like you, and run your first live drafts. You walk away owning the machine and knowing how to run it.
No buy-now button. We talk first. Payment is handled by invoice after the call.
You know content drives revenue. You have opinions worth sharing and a voice worth amplifying. You just cannot justify the hours it takes to produce content consistently. You want a machine you own, and you will actually do the work to build it.
The tools to automate your content already exist. You have probably tried a few. There is still a gap between "I have access to AI tools" and "I have a system that produces content in my voice, on schedule, without me touching it every day." Most people never close it. Here is why.
The setup is non-trivial. It takes Hermes, a Supabase backend, a local proxy, and about a dozen configuration decisions that matter a lot if you get them wrong.
Voice matching is the hard part. Getting an engine to write like you instead of Generic AI Brand Voice is a craft problem, not a tool problem.
Maintenance breaks people. Even if you build it, you do not know how to keep it running when something breaks. So the content stays manual, or you hire out and the quality drifts while the cost recurs.
Dispatcher (also called COA, the Content Operations Agent) runs an automated SP1 loop. It takes your topics and context, drafts publish-ready content in your own voice, and surfaces it for your review and scheduling.
It runs on hosted Supabase via a local Hermes proxy to xAI Grok. No Anthropic API key required.
In your own environment, set up the right way, with the configuration decisions already made for you.
The context file that teaches the engine how you actually write. This is the work, and it is why your drafts sound like you.
Produce real draft content in your voice during the session, not in theory afterward.
You leave able to maintain the system, fix common issues, and tune the voice profile as your content evolves. That is the transformation: you do not just get it installed, you get the knowledge to run it.
Before the first session, we audit your stack, confirm prerequisites, and set up your environment so you are ready on day one. No wasted time troubleshooting basics during the live sessions.
Structured workshops that go from install to live loop. Each session ends with a concrete output:
Direct access to me for quick questions and unblocking between sessions. Not a support ticket system. Real access.
The actual working install in your environment, with your voice profile, your topics, and your publishing cadence dialed in.
A plain-language document covering how to update the system, fix common issues, and extend the voice profile as your content changes.
All three sessions recorded and available for replay, useful when you need to re-run a setup step later.
A working automated content engine running in your own stack, producing drafts in your voice, on your schedule, without you writing from scratch every week.
You will know how to operate it, how to troubleshoot it, and how to tune it when your voice or focus evolves.
You own it. It runs on your infrastructure. There is no monthly fee for the engine itself. The only ongoing cost is the Hermes and Grok API usage you are already paying for, which is minimal at this output volume.
Let that land. People paid for this before the SP1 loop was as clean as it is now. Before the voice matching was this precise. Before 43 automated tests verified the system on every run. It worked then. The product is materially better now.
The demand is not a hypothesis, it is proven. People who needed to solve the content bottleneck paid me to help them do it. You are not buying a promise. You are buying a track record with an upgraded product underneath it.
Both formats cover the same sessions and produce the same result: your Dispatcher running live, in your voice, by the end of Session 3.
Three 90-minute live sessions with up to six business owners. You get peer context, live troubleshooting across different setups, and the energy of doing hard things alongside people in the same situation.
This is the format I run regularly. The cohort is kept small enough that every participant gets real attention.
Apply: book a 15-minute intake callSame content, same sessions, same outcomes. We move at your pace, go deeper on your specific stack and use case, and can restructure the session flow if your situation calls for it.
Apply: book a 15-minute intake call"If you show up to all sessions, complete the pre-work, and your Dispatcher is not running live drafts by the end of Session 3, I work with you 1:1 until it is."
Do your part, and the outcome is on me. That is a tight, enforceable promise that serious participants almost never need to invoke, and it removes the main reason people hesitate.
You can. The code is not locked down. But "I could figure this out" and "I will actually do it, in a way that works, in the next 30 days" are different statements. Most people who could have done it themselves haven't. The intensive is the forcing function plus the shortcut past all the decisions I already made, so you don't have to.
You do not need to be a developer. You need to be comfortable running a few terminal commands and following instructions precisely. If you have ever set up a developer tool, installed software from the command line, or worked with an API key before, you are ready. If none of that is familiar, we should talk before you enroll.
The voice profile is the work. If you do the onboarding and the voice-profile session with real examples from your existing content, it will sound like you. If you skip the examples and give it generic input, it will produce generic output. The tool is only as good as the voice brief you build during the intensive. That is why we spend an entire session on it.
Before the onboarding call: a Mac or Windows machine running Hermes, a Supabase account (the free tier is fine to start), and at least five existing pieces of content you have written, in a format I can read. That is it. We handle the rest during the sessions.
You have the maintenance runbook, the session recordings (cohort), and a configured system. An ongoing support option will be available beyond the intensive, with details to be confirmed. The goal is that you leave capable of running this independently, not dependent on me to keep it alive.
The prior version was the same concept: I help you get a content engine running. This version runs on a more reliable loop (SP1), passes AI detection, has a proper test suite, and is easier to maintain. The price reflects the current quality of the product, not an arbitrary increase.
Start with a 15-minute intake call. It is a short qualification step that protects both sides: you confirm you understand what you are buying, and I confirm you are ready. There is no public checkout button. If it is a fit, payment is handled by Stripe invoice after the call.
Book a 15-minute intake call. We confirm fit, you ask anything, and if it is a match, we get your Dispatcher running.
Apply: book a 15-minute intake callNo buy-now button. Payment is handled by Stripe invoice after the call.