Agent coordination planner

Give a lead and its helpers clear outputs, dependencies, permissions and handoff rules.

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Give every agent a clear job.

Turn a real task into named outputs, permissions and handoffs. These are editable instructions for your chosen tools; no agents run here.

Start with one agent. Add helpers for independent work, not because every task needs a team.

Your choices are processed in this page. The planners do not connect accounts or send a brief to an AI service.

Marketing campaign plan

A usable campaign brief with audience, offer, channels, draft messages, measurement plan and clearly labeled assumptions.

Bring these inputs
  • Business goal, audience and offer
  • Approved brand facts and example messages
  • Budget range and dates, only if supplied
  • Existing channel performance with source, date range and attribution definition
One agent, a clear sequence
  1. One agent, sequential passes

    Confirm the brief, then research, prepare, draft and check in order. Review the supplied performance data and constraints. Separate measured results from proposed targets; identify missing budget or tracking inputs.

    Inputs
    Business goal, audience and offer; Approved brand facts and example messages; Budget range and dates, only if supplied; Existing channel performance with source, date range and attribution definition
    Output
    campaign-plan.md, with sources, check results and unknowns
    Starts after
    Finish each pass before beginning dependent work; check the draft only after it exists.
    May do
    Read authorized inputs and create the draft. Do not send, publish or change connected systems.
How to check this task
  • Each factual or performance claim has a source; no invented testimonials, audience sizes or results.
  • Targets and forecasts are labeled as proposals, with assumptions and no outcome guarantee.
  • Each channel has an owner, an action, a measurement and a stated dependency.
  • Budget totals reconcile to the supplied allowance; unknown costs or dates stay unknown.
Rules that prevent collisions
  • One writer owns each output. Reviewers return findings rather than silently editing someone else's file.
  • A shared folder does not share chat history. Pass the brief, exact artifact paths, source notes and current status explicitly.
  • Keep secrets and private source records out of public prompts and exports. Use only the folders, data and tools authorized for this task.
  • Drafting does not authorize sending, publishing, changing accounts or spending money. Name any external actions separately in the brief.
  • When agents share a desktop, only one controls a particular window at a time. Independent background research can continue.
  • A self-check is useful but is not an independent review. Ask for a separate reviewer when the stakes justify it.

Use native delegation only when your chosen product supports it. Separate desktop AI apps do not automatically talk to each other: copy or explicitly share the brief and artifact paths, confirm receipt, then continue. This planner generates instructions; it does not run or connect agents.

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