Mind decides what marketing you need and builds it
Mind reads your files, your published pages and your customer activity every time it runs. It works out what is missing, writes the page or the article or the email that fills the gap, and hands the work back finished. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
What it notices
A business produces the evidence for these decisions constantly, in its own documents, its published pages and the questions its customers ask. Reading all of it every week is more than anyone has time for. Mind reads all of it every time it runs.
Missing pages
Your site has no pricing page. Mind reads everything you have published and finds the page a buyer looks for and does not get.
Thin documentation
The feature you launched in March has one paragraph of documentation. Mind reads your knowledge base against your product and finds where the coverage stops.
Silent contacts
The people who signed up in January have never had a second email. Mind reads contact activity and finds who has gone quiet.
From idea to approval
- Step 1
Ideas
Mind watches your content, your contacts and their activity, then proposes what to do next. Every idea arrives with the reason it is worth doing.
- Step 2
Plans
For every idea you green-light, Mind writes the plan. That is the spec for the page, post or email it is about to build.
- Step 3
Drafts
Complete pages, posts and emails, written in your brand voice and your design system and ready for review.
- Step 4
Approve
You preview a proposal, then accept it or reject it with a reason. Nothing moves without that.
Mind built this page
It built the pricing page too, and the help centre, and the footer you are about to scroll past.
Every one of them arrived as a finished draft and waited for a yes. Nothing on this site went live because Mind decided it should.
Every piece arrives finished
Not a suggestion and not a plan for somebody else to pick up. A written page, a written article or a written email sits in your dashboard exactly as it will appear.
You set how far it goes
Mind starts with everything past ideas switched off. You open the next position one operation at a time, once the work has earned it.
Propose
Ideas only. Every new project starts here.
Prepare
It writes the plan and the draft, then stops.
Publish
It goes live and it sends. You open this per operation.
Propose
Ideas only. Every new project starts here.
Prepare
It writes the plan and the draft, then stops.
Publish
It goes live and it sends. You open this per operation.
Where each piece comes from
Three tools mean three versions of what your product does.
| Where it comes from | Three separate tools | Giant Context |
|---|---|---|
What the writing starts from | Whatever brief that tool's writer was handed | Your files, your product information, your published pages |
Readings of your business | Three | One |
When they were written | Three different weeks | The same run |
The article, the email and the page agree | ||
Grounding and access
Your project's foundation documents and files, your product information and the pages you have already published. It writes in your brand voice, from your own material.
Testimonials, metrics and pricing. Where the facts are thin the draft comes back narrower rather than filled in.
In the console inside Giant Context, or from your own AI client over the Model Context Protocol.
Where Mind is today
Mind runs against real projects today. Live customer businesses are next.
Giant Context will build whatever you ask it for right now and hand it back for your approval. Mind is the part that does it without being asked.
Hand your backlog to Mind
Early access is open. Mind starts with publishing switched off, so the first thing you see is finished work waiting on your decision.