> ## Documentation Index
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# The agent team
> Meet the specialist agents for Research, SEO/GEO, Content, and Design, coordinated by a CMO agent.
A broad marketing goal often hides several dependent jobs. Research has to exist before a claim can be written, and an audit has to identify the problem before anyone can fix it.
## Each agent is built around one discipline
These are **discipline-built specialists**, not general-purpose assistants pointed at a marketing task. Each carries current knowledge of its field, has direct access to the data that field runs on, and works from playbooks based on what is working now. They can handle work outside their lane, but their own discipline is where they have the deepest context and judgment.
| Agent | What it does |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Research | Gathers external sources and turns them into structured, cited findings that other agents can use |
| SEO/GEO | Diagnoses search and AI visibility using Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and your AI visibility data |
| Content | Writes and edits in your brand voice and style using the Brand Kit |
| Design | Makes visual decisions and produces assets using your brand guidelines and design system |
The SEO/GEO agent also carries current guidance from Google core updates and AI assistants. Its playbooks reflect what is moving rankings and citations now, so it can connect a change in your data to the work most likely to address it.
The Design agent is grounded in your visual system once. That gives it the constraints needed to make decisions instead of treating every asset as a blank brief.
## The CMO controls sequence without doing production work
The CMO agent sits above the specialists, but it doesn't write, research, audit, or design.
It takes a broad or ambiguous goal, breaks it into subtasks, and routes each one to the right specialist. It also enforces the order of work. If a content task depends on research and an SEO/GEO audit, content stays blocked until both inputs are complete.
That sequencing matters when one request crosses several disciplines. The specialists do the work, while the CMO keeps their dependencies clear.
## Shared context keeps specialist work coherent
Every agent reads the same Brand Kit and Knowledge Base. You set that shared material once in [where context lives](/agents/where-context-lives), then each specialist applies it through the judgment of its own discipline.
When you want to route work yourself, see [choosing an agent](/agents/choosing-an-agent). That page covers which specialist to assign.
## Off-page agents remain visible but unavailable
Reddit, Outreach, and Digital PR appear in the product under Off-page agents. They're marked Coming soon and can't be assigned yet.
## What's next
Choose the specialist whose discipline matches the work.
See real tasks grouped by job.