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Core Concepts

Brand kits, agents, skills, and the execution engine explained.

Core Concepts

Understanding how Brandstaq's components fit together.

Brand Kit

A brand kit is your brand's identity in the system. It includes:

  • Name and logo — visual identity
  • Colors and fonts — design system for generated content
  • Tone and guidelines — how the brand communicates
  • Voice preferences — TTS voice for audio content (per domain: social, content, community)

Every user can have multiple brand kits. Agents, content, and analytics are scoped to a brand kit.

Agents

Agents are autonomous AI workers deployed to your brand. Each agent has:

  • Soul — personality, archetype, communication style, values
  • Playbook — what the agent does, how it plans, when it works
  • Schedule — cron-based: "weekdays at 9am", "every 6 hours"
  • Budget — daily token limit to control costs
  • Approval mode — auto-publish, review first, or notify only

Agent Types

TypeRole
GeneralAuto-deployed. Handles all domains until specialists are hired.
Social ManagerSocial media posting, engagement, trend monitoring
Content WriterBlog posts, newsletters, threads, long-form content
Sales AgentLinkedIn prospecting, outreach sequences, follow-ups
Community ManagerDiscord, Reddit, Telegram community engagement

Skills

Skills are the building blocks agents use. They're organized into categories:

  • Reading — fetch timelines, analytics, mentions, comments
  • Engagement — reply, like, follow, DM
  • Publishing — post content to platforms
  • Search — web search, AI-powered research
  • Content — create videos, images, presentations
  • Chat Tools — memory, reports, inbox, goals management

Agents discover skills dynamically and execute them on demand. See the Skills Catalog for the full list.

Billing

Token-based billing with four tiers: Free, Mini, Pro, and Max. Each tier includes more brands, agents, and access to premium AI models.

See Pricing for current plans and pricing.

Token packs are available for burst usage.

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