marketing

name	marketing
description	Generate marketing copy for Agent Board releases. Use when: writing changelog entries, VS Code Marketplace descriptions, social media posts (Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Bluesky), blog post drafts, feature highlight sections, or release announcements. Produces publish-ready copy that matches the project voice.
argument-hint	What to write, e.g. "changelog for v0.5", "tweet for branch selection feature", "marketplace description update"

Marketing Copy Generator

Voice & Tone

Agent Board copy follows these principles — enforce them in every output:

Principle	Do	Don't
Direct	"Launch 10 agents in parallel."	"You can leverage our parallelism capabilities."
Technical but approachable	"Each session gets its own git worktree."	"Utilises isolated filesystem references."
Action-oriented	"Ship faster."	"Improve your productivity."
Concise	Short sentences, bullet points	Walls of text, marketing fluff
Emoji-sparingly	One per heading max, none in body	🎉🚀💪🔥 every sentence

Reference the existing README and CHANGELOG for the canonical voice.

Procedure

1. Gather Context

Determine what the user wants to write. If not specified, ask:

• Content type: changelog entry, social post, marketplace listing, blog draft, feature highlight
• Scope: specific feature, full release, or project overview
• Audience: developers (technical), managers (value-focused), or general (mixed)

Collect feature details by reading recent changes:

• Run git log --oneline -20 to find recent commits
• Read the [Unreleased] section of CHANGELOG.md
• Check modified files for feature scope: git diff --stat HEAD~10

2. Generate Copy

Use the appropriate template from ./references/templates.md.

Key rules:

• Lead with the user benefit, not the implementation detail
• Include concrete numbers when possible ("10+ parallel sessions", "5 MCP tools")
• Always mention VS Code — this is an extension, not a standalone app
• Use the tagline "Manage tasks. Run agents. Ship faster." when appropriate
• Keep social posts under platform limits (280 chars for Twitter/X, 3000 for LinkedIn)

3. Review Checklist

Before delivering, verify:

• Matches the voice & tone table above
• No marketing buzzwords (leverage, synergy, cutting-edge, game-changer, revolutionize)
• Factually accurate — features mentioned actually exist in the codebase
• Includes a call-to-action (install link, repo link, or "try it" instruction)
• Platform-appropriate length and formatting
• Code snippets or commands are correct and tested

4. Deliver

Present the copy with:

• The raw text (ready to paste)
• A note on which platform/format it targets
• Any suggested images or screenshots (reference existing media/ assets)