Your whole marketing team, open-sourced
Vlad Dubchak's team (Maxfusion) open-sourced their marketing department as one skill — Marketing OS. Fourteen modules cover audits scored 0-100, an 18-tactic hook engine, graded copy, ad diagnosis, GEO, email, social, launches and positioning. Hand Grok Bot the repo link and it's ready in minutes.
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Your whole marketing team, open-sourced
Set yourself up as my marketing team using the open-source Marketing OS by Maxfusion.
1. Read this repository and install it as a skill: https://github.com/holy-templar/marketing-agi
2. It is fourteen modules — audit, GEO, copy, hooks, paid-ads, email, social, launch, positioning, competitive, app-store, analytics, plus a slop-pattern catalogue and scoring rubrics. Load the router first; load each module only when its task comes up.
3. Ask me to fill in brand-context (copy brand-context.template.md to brand-context.md). Read it before writing anything, so everything is in my brand's voice, not generic.
4. When I give you a marketing job, run the matching module, score the output 0-100 against its rubric, run the slop-pattern check on all prose, and tell me plainly what you could not determine.
Rules: use the repo's real modules and rubrics — never invent a module, a score, or a metric. Do not publish, send, or spend without showing me first. If an ad-generation MCP is connected you may produce the briefed assets; otherwise stop at the brief. Copy the prompt and paste it into Grok.
How it’s set up
- Open Grok Bot and give it this link — github.com/holy-templar/marketing-agi, the open-source Marketing OS by Maxfusion — and ask it to read the repo and set the skill up.
- It installs fourteen modules: audit, GEO, copy, hooks, paid-ads, email, social, launch, positioning, competitive, app-store and analytics, plus a slop-pattern catalogue and scoring rubrics.
- Copy
brand-context.template.mdtobrand-context.md, fill in your brand, and give it to the bot — every module reads it, so the output is written for you and not for everyone. - If you want it to produce ad assets, connect an ad-generation MCP (for example MaxFusion AI); otherwise it stops at the brief.
- From then on, ask for the marketing job you need — an audit, a hook matrix, an email sequence, a launch plan — and the right module runs it, scored, with an honest note on what it could not determine.
Prompt
Set yourself up as my marketing team using the open-source Marketing OS by Maxfusion.
1. Read this repository and install it as a skill: https://github.com/holy-templar/marketing-agi
2. It is fourteen modules — audit, GEO, copy, hooks, paid-ads, email, social, launch, positioning, competitive, app-store, analytics, plus a slop-pattern catalogue and scoring rubrics. Load the router first; load each module only when its task comes up.
3. Ask me to fill in brand-context (copy brand-context.template.md to brand-context.md). Read it before writing anything, so everything is in my brand's voice, not generic.
4. When I give you a marketing job, run the matching module, score the output 0-100 against its rubric, run the slop-pattern check on all prose, and tell me plainly what you could not determine.
Rules: use the repo's real modules and rubrics — never invent a module, a score, or a metric. Do not publish, send, or spend without showing me first. If an ad-generation MCP is connected you may produce the briefed assets; otherwise stop at the brief.
Why it’s cool
Vlad Dubchak’s team open-sourced their entire marketing department — Marketing OS by Maxfusion — as one skill you hand to Grok Bot as a link. Fourteen modules cover the whole surface a marketer touches, and what makes it different is the discipline: everything is scored 0-100, you get artifacts instead of advice, and every report says what it could not determine. Give Grok Bot the link and you have a marketing team in minutes.
prompt reconstructed by the Curator from @vladdubchak_x's published setup — not their verbatim text
Set yourself up as my marketing team using the open-source Marketing OS by Maxfusion.
1. Read this repository and install it as a skill: https://github.com/holy-templar/marketing-agi
2. It is fourteen modules — audit, GEO, copy, hooks, paid-ads, email, social, launch, positioning, competitive, app-store, analytics, plus a slop-pattern catalogue and scoring rubrics. Load the router first; load each module only when its task comes up.
3. Ask me to fill in brand-context (copy brand-context.template.md to brand-context.md). Read it before writing anything, so everything is in my brand's voice, not generic.
4. When I give you a marketing job, run the matching module, score the output 0-100 against its rubric, run the slop-pattern check on all prose, and tell me plainly what you could not determine.
Rules: use the repo's real modules and rubrics — never invent a module, a score, or a metric. Do not publish, send, or spend without showing me first. If an ad-generation MCP is connected you may produce the briefed assets; otherwise stop at the brief. Copy the prompt and paste it into Grok.
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