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Under the hood

How Third Eye works.

A plain-English walkthrough of the four agents, the brand memory system, and the pipeline that runs every day without being briefed.

The pipeline Oracle Architect Prism Beacon Brand memory Setup

The pipeline

Four agents. One continuous loop.

Each agent hands off to the next. The cycle repeats every week, getting sharper as it learns what performs for your specific brands and audiences.

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Research

Oracle

Scans for trends and signals

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Planning

Architect

Builds the content calendar

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Creation

Prism

Generates all content formats

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Publishing

Beacon

Publishes & finds leads

You sit between Prism and Beacon.

Everything Prism generates goes into a review queue. You approve, edit, or reject. Beacon only publishes what you’ve signed off. Feed engagement data back in and Architect adjusts the next cycle automatically.

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Agent 01

Oracle

Finds what’s worth talking about before your competitors do.

Oracle runs a weekly research sweep across news sources, industry publications, social signals, and search trends. It’s looking for: what topics are gaining momentum, what questions your audience is asking right now, and where there’s a content gap you can own.

It doesn’t surface generic trending topics it filters everything through your content pillars and industry context. If you’re a B2B SaaS brand, Oracle isn’t going to surface celebrity news. It finds what’s relevant to your audience, specifically.

What it produces

Top 5–10 trending topics relevant to your industry this week

Rising search terms and questions your audience is asking

Competitor content gaps what they’re not covering

Signals passed to Architect for calendar planning

Example Oracle output

THIS WEEK’S TOP SIGNALS

🔥 Trending: AI agents replacing marketing coordinators 340% search increase this week
📈 Rising: “How to brief an AI” 12,000 monthly searches, low competition
🎯 Gap: Competitors not covering multi-brand AI management
💡 Angle: LinkedIn audience engaging heavily with “I tried X for 30 days” formats
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Agent 02

Architect

Turns research into a full content strategy then a calendar.

Architect takes Oracle’s signals and combines them with what it knows about your brands: your content pillars, your audience, which platforms you publish to, what formats perform best, and your posting schedule. Then it plans the week.

It doesn’t just assign topics randomly  it thinks about format mix (you don’t want six text posts and zero visuals), pillar balance (not everything should be about one theme), and platform-specific strategy (what works on LinkedIn is different from what works on TikTok).

It also absorbs engagement feedback you provide. If you tell it that posts about “real AI results” performed 3× better than thought leadership posts last month, it adjusts the balance for this cycle.

What it produces

A full weekly content calendar per brand

Topic + format + platform assigned for each slot

Reasoning for each content decision

Instructions passed to Prism for generation

Example calendar entry

BrandGrowth Hakka
PlatformLinkedIn company page
Day / TimeMonday · 11:00 UK
FormatText post
TopicAI agents replacing marketing coordinators
AngleContrarian they’re not replacing people, they’re replacing the parts people hated
PillarAI in Marketing
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Agent 03

Prism

One topic in. Every format out.

Prism takes each calendar entry from Architect and generates the actual content. But it doesn’t write a generic post and copy-paste it across platforms that’s not how good social media works and Third Eye knows it.

For each piece, Prism knows the platform rules. LinkedIn posts use short punchy lines and measured authority. TikTok scripts are spoken-word, energetic, hook-first. Pinterest needs a visual hook and a clear save-worthy concept. Blog posts need AEO-structured headers and answer-first formatting for AI search engines.

It also knows your brand’s voice, tone, vocabulary, and what you’ve published before so it doesn’t repeat topics or contradict your positioning.

Content formats Prism generates

LinkedIn text posts (personal + company page variants)

TikTok and YouTube video scripts

Instagram and Facebook captions

Pinterest graphic concepts and captions

WordPress blog articles (AEO-structured)

Substack newsletter drafts

Carousels and infographic briefs

One topic → eight outputs

INPUT

“AI agents replacing marketing coordinators”

LinkedIn post
TikTok script
Instagram caption
Facebook post
Pinterest concept
YouTube description
Blog article
Substack draft
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Agent 04

Beacon

Broadcasts your brand everywhere it needs to be and fills your pipeline.

Beacon handles two things: publishing and outreach. On the publishing side, it takes approved content from the review queue and pushes it to the right platform at the right time LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, or your WordPress blog using your existing posting schedule.

It doesn’t blast everything at once. Each platform gets its content at its optimal time. LinkedIn goes out at 11am UK. Pinterest at 3pm. TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube at 7pm. Your blog posts at 9am. All managed automatically.

On the outreach side, Beacon runs a weekly lead generation sweep  scanning for businesses that match your ideal client profile and surfacing qualified leads to your dashboard. Not mass cold outreach. Targeted, reviewed, and delivered to you for approval.

What Beacon delivers weekly

Approved content published to all platforms on schedule

Failed publish alerts if a platform connection drops

5–15 qualified outreach leads matching your ICP

Lead details: company, contact, signals, suggested angle

Example posting schedule

09:00WordPress blog
10:15LinkedIn personal
11:00LinkedIn company
12:15LinkedIn (AICRM)
15:00Pinterest
19:00TikTok + IG + YouTube
08:00Facebook

All times UK. Fully configurable per brand.

Brand memory

It knows your brand. Not just its name.

Each brand you run through Third Eye has its own complete profile stored in the system and loaded into every decision every agent makes.

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Voice & Tone

How your brand speaks. Formal or conversational. Provocative or measured. British or American English. The vocabulary it uses and avoids.

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Content Pillars

The 4–6 themes your brand owns. Oracle and Architect use these to filter and prioritise. Content always ladders up to a pillar.

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Audience Profile

Who you’re writing for their job title, industry, pain points, and what they care about. Prism writes to this person specifically.

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Platform Config

Which platforms you publish to, your account IDs, posting times, and format preferences. Different per brand.

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Source Documents

Upload PDFs product docs, research, brand guidelines, competitive analysis. The system reads them and uses that knowledge in generation.

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Posting Schedule

How often per platform per week. Beacon uses this to pace publishing  no flooding, no gaps.

No fixed brand limit.

Each brand profile is completely isolated from the others. Oracle, Architect, Prism, and Beacon all run independently per brand. You can run 1 brand or 50. Agencies use Third Eye to manage entire client portfolios from one dashboard.

Your role

You set the strategy.
The agents execute it.

Third Eye is autonomous but not unsupervised. You’re in control at every decision point that matters.

01

Configure your brands

Set up voice, pillars, platforms, and audience once. Third Eye uses this as the foundation for every decision it makes going forward.

02

Review generated content

Everything sits in a review queue before publishing. Approve, edit, or reject each piece. You can also set rules that auto-approve certain content types if you trust the output quality.

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Feed engagement back in

Copy your top-performing post metrics into the dashboard each week (or month your call). Architect uses this to adjust what it plans next. The system gets sharper over time.

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Approve outreach leads

Beacon delivers a weekly list of qualified leads. You review each one and decide who to contact. Third Eye finds them you start the conversation.

Getting started

What getting set up actually looks like.

Two paths depending on which tier you choose.

Self-Managed Kit path

1

Deploy to hosting

Railway, Render, or Vercel the docs walk you through it step by step.

2

Connect your API keys

Anthropic (Claude), Gemini (images), and your social publishing account. Full list provided.

3

Configure your first brand

Voice, content pillars, audience, platform connections, posting schedule.

4

Trigger your first planning run

Oracle researches. Architect builds your first calendar. Takes a few minutes.

5

Review your first week of content

Prism generates everything. You approve, edit, or reject from the dashboard.

6

Watch it publish

Beacon takes it live on schedule. You’re running.

Done-With-You path

1

Discovery call

We understand your brands, platforms, goals, and technical setup.

2

We handle deployment

Third Eye deployed on your infrastructure. You don’t touch the terminal.

3

Brand configuration

We configure all your brands voice, pillars, platforms, audience. You review and sign off.

4

Two-week supervised run

We run the first two weeks alongside you, tweaking the output until it’s where it needs to be.

5

Handover session

Walkthrough of the dashboard, the review queue, and how to feed engagement data back in.

6

You take the wheel

Fully handed over with documentation and optional ongoing support.

Ready to run it?

See the full overview, proof, and pricing on the Third Eye landing page.