Start here
Everything we use to talk about Agentfy.ai lives in this section: the strategy, who it's for, the words we use, the creative direction, the visual kit, and the website. Read this page first to get oriented, then jump to whatever you're working on.
The essentials
Four things sit under everything we make:
- The idea to land. The future already works for you, and all you did was plug in Agentfy.ai.
- The tagline. Plug in the future.
- The hero is the human, never the AI. Show someone relaxed and free while the agents work in the background.
- The positioning, in one line. An AI agent for every store: grounded in your catalog, connected to your CMS, and billed by usage instead of by always-on bots.
Palette:
Remember just these and you can already make something that feels right.
The map
The section runs like a funnel, from why we exist down to where it all ships. Read it top to bottom the first time; after that, go straight to what you need.
| Page | What it answers | Go here when you're |
|---|---|---|
| Mission & market | Why we exist, the problem, the market, the unlock | setting strategy, pitching investors, scoping the product |
| Audience | Who it's for, and why the human is the hero | targeting, casting, writing for a specific reader |
| Messaging | The exact words: taglines, value props, key messages, do/don't | writing any copy, ads, emails, decks |
| Story & creative | The narrative, tone, scenes, and generation prompts | making video or images, briefing creatives |
| Brand kit | Palette, gradients, downloadable Tailwind/CSS tokens | designing or building anything visual |
| Website | The marketing site, section by section | building or editing the site |
Not sure where to go?
- Writing copy? Start with Messaging for the words and Audience for who you're addressing.
- Making a video or image? Story & creative has the prompts, Brand kit has the palette.
- Building the site? Website pulls from all of the above.
- Explaining the business? Mission & market.
Whatever you make, it should leave one feeling: plug in, and the future already works for you. When something feels off-brand, it's usually because it lost the human as hero, the single idea, or the tagline.