Multi-Channel Recycler Agent: one piece of content, every channel
An article is finished, and then the manual work begins: cutting it down for LinkedIn, reworking it for Instagram, rewriting it for the newsletter. With several brands and countries, that effort multiplies, and the brand voice drifts further apart with every channel.
The Multi-Channel Recycler Agent takes the finished content and produces the channel formats in a single pass. Core message and brand voice stay intact because both come from the same project knowledge.
Seven skills belong to this agent:

What the Multi-Channel Recycler Agent takes on
- Content recycling plan
The plan comes first: which formats the content will feed, in which order they are published and which core message each format carries.
- LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook
Posts and carousels for each channel, with the right length, tone and structure. Not a shortened article, but a post that works on the channel.
- X post, thread and newsletter
Short formats, threads and the newsletter placement of the content, each with its own hook instead of copy-paste from the article.
- Press release
Where the topic supports it, a press release is also created to German editorial standards, with mandatory sourcing and quotes flagged for approval.
The seven skills of this agent
Content recycling plan, LinkedIn post from content, Instagram post and carousel, Facebook post, X post and thread, newsletter placement, press release.
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What's built into every agent
Context first
Project knowledge and corporate language come before any best practice.
Results are built on your knowledge, not on industry clichés.
Quality as a mandatory loop
A seven-step review loop with self-check runs before every output.
The result is a draft ready for approval, not raw text.
Boundaries and evidence requirements
Anti-hallucination rules, mandatory sourcing and legal flags are built in.
Anything that isn't backed by evidence gets flagged instead of asserted.