The Shared Marketing Brain

Do you also find it annoying that you have dozens of separate AI tools and none of them know what the others are doing?

It’s frustrating to have to constantly start over each time you want to try a new tool.

You spend 6 months building out in Google Gems and NotebookLM, then none of that is visible when you move to Claude Code.

Or when your Claude Code setup works in ChatGPT Codex, but it acts a lot dumber until it gets to know your business.

This is all because these tools are designed to act as a silo, not an integrated team member.

That’s why when I sat down to give Kylon a try, I was amazed at how easy it was to build an AI marketing team connected to Google Drive, Beehiiv, LinkedIn, and X… in about 15 minutes.

It started with an initial proposal that named seven tools it would use and involved creating dedicated agents named Nova for social and Sloane as editor-in-chief.

It pulled in my brand voice document and newsletter send history.

A social agent came back with nine drafts in my voice.

Nothing went out until I approved it.

You can see it happen in this week’s video.

Watch this week’s video.

To Your AI-First Success,
Jeff Sauer

P.S. Thanks to Kylon, who sponsored this video. It’s one of the most promising AI tools I’ve reviewed this year!