A big build landed since Friday. Most of Tim's punch list is closed, the clone sites are real stores, and the engine now writes from research instead of templates. Today is mostly show and decide — two decisions need Tim's call.
Log in at automarketingengine.com/account/login, run ferrospring.com or codedspring.com, open ★ Industry Intel, then read a content brief end to end.
The question on the table: does it read like it actually knows coded magnets now — or is it still generic? That answer decides the next two weeks.
Today the engine produces a brief: the structure, the real FAQ questions, the competitor angle, the keyword and the outline — grounded in real research, assembled deterministically (no AI writing costs). The next step up is turning an approved brief into a finished long-form draft, which means a metered AI cost per article.
What we need from Tim: read one brief and say whether a writer could run with it as-is. If yes, we stay deterministic and cheap. If no, we scope the metered draft tier.
The real polymagnet.com is on Shopify and rate-limits our full audit, which is exactly why we built the clones. Approving a fix ships live on the clones; it can't touch the real store. Options: keep proving on clones · add a Shopify app/API write path · or run read-only audits on the real store and apply fixes by hand.
What we need from Tim: which of those is worth building first.
Full blueprint at wholereach.com/specification — what exists today (the 51-check scoring model, the deliverable catalog, the setup flow) clearly separated from what we'd build next. Skim Part F (making it easier to use) and Part G (getting recommended by AI assistants) and tell us what you'd reorder.