Content Brief Assignment Agent

A thin brief creates a draft that misses the point, and then the manager spends a week on rewrites. When the manager approves a topic, the agent gathers keyword data, the top competing pages, audience notes and relevant internal links, then builds a brief with goal, angle, outline, required points and links. It checks the brief against a list of required parts and fills any gaps by searching again. After the manager approves the assignment it sends the brief to the chosen writer. When the draft comes back, the agent compares it with the brief, section by section, and sends it back with specific notes if something is missing. It repeats until the draft fits, up to a set number of rounds. The manager approves the assignment and the final version. Edge case: a writer's draft that is good but ignores the brief's target keyword.