Growth Marketing OS · Multi-Agent SaaS
Kruzeniski.ai
Ten marketing agents that draft real work and keep humans in control of publishing.
A multi-agent marketing OS that drafts complete campaigns as reviewable work — SEO, content, social, and more — with every external publish held behind a human approval gate.
Kruzeniski.ai
Growth Marketing
By the numbers
10
AI agents
243
Automated tests
AES-256
Encrypted OAuth
Live
SEO/GEO crawler
The challenge
Founders need a full marketing function but cannot staff one. Generic AI tools produce disconnected snippets with no shared context and no safe path to actually publishing across owned channels.
The solution
A multi-agent operating layer where every agent shares workspace knowledge and produces complete, reviewable drafts. External publishing runs through encrypted OAuth and a human approval gate, so the system does real work without acting unilaterally.
// Kruzeniski.ai · agents draft, humans ship const post = await agents.social.draft(brief) post.status // "pending_review" — never auto-published await humanApproval(post) // required gate await channels.publish(post) // AES-256 encrypted OAuth
Illustrative: agents draft freely, but every external publish waits on human approval and runs through AES-256 encrypted OAuth.
Technical deep-dive
Multi-agent core
Specialized agents share workspace knowledge so output stays consistent with the brand and prior work instead of starting cold each time.
Live crawling
A live SEO/GEO crawler grounds recommendations in current data rather than stale training knowledge.
Secure publishing
AES-256 encrypted social OAuth connects owned channels, and every external action stays human-approved.
Verified quality
A large automated test suite covers the agent workflows and publishing boundaries to keep behavior predictable.
Product decisions
- Every external publishing action is human-approved — agents draft, people ship.
- Shared workspace memory so the agents stay on-brand and non-repetitive.
- Encrypt credentials at rest; treat channel access as a security boundary.
- Invest in a real test suite because autonomous actions demand predictability.
Built with
Honest statusBuilt and in private testing.
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