Brief Driven Drafting

Easy-Peasy.AI writes copy from a short prompt, such as a product name and a few bullet points, rather than a full brief. A Beam agent reads a request queued in another system, such as a new product row or a content ticket, turns it into a prompt, and asks Easy-Peasy.AI for a draft following a template the customer has approved for tone and length. The draft is then written back to the requesting system as a pending item rather than published, so a person still reads and signs off on it before it goes anywhere public.

Multiple Draft Variants

A single request can produce more than one version of the same piece of copy, giving a person options rather than one fixed answer. A Beam agent requests a set number of variants for a given brief, applies a simple customer set rule to discard ones that miss a length or keyword requirement, and forwards the remaining candidates to the person who owns the content. Variants that all fail the rule, or a request that comes back empty, are flagged so a person can rewrite the brief instead of the agent guessing at intent.

Content Type Templates

Easy-Peasy.AI keeps separate templates for different kinds of writing, such as an ad headline compared to a longer article. A Beam agent picks the template that matches the request type read from the source system, so a product update and a blog outline are not drafted the same way, and writes the finished draft into the field or document the customer has designated for that content type. Requests that do not clearly match an existing template are routed to a person to pick or build one rather than defaulting to a generic format.