Blog Post Drafter

What this agent manifest does

Multi-stage content creation with gated approvals and persistent style memory.

Build an agent that turns a topic brief into a publish-ready blog post through a three-stage conversation: research and outline, full draft, then iterative refinement. The agent uses Web Search to pull current information on the topic and File search to read any uploaded style guides or sample posts — matching voice and structure to the user's brand. With memory enabled, it retains voice preferences and structural patterns across sessions. Researched facts reflect public information available at the time of the search.

This is a staged creation with human gates pattern using natural-language prompt structure. Each stage produces an intermediate output the user approves before the agent proceeds, which keeps subjective work aligned without over-constraining the writing. Memory adds a compounding layer — a persistent model of the user's preferences, so session 10 is meaningfully better than session 1. The instructions define just enough process to be reliable while leaving room to adapt tone, structure, and angle per piece. The originality rule is firm: research informs the post, but the writing is original.

This pattern applies anywhere an agent produces subjective or creative deliverables that need human judgment at key decision points. Common scenarios for this pattern:

• Proposal and RFP draft workflows
• Executive communications and talking points
• Marketing copy and campaign messaging
• Product documentation and changelogs
• Internal announcements where tone matters

The tools it uses

This manifest uses: Bing Web Search, File search

Use this agent manifest to understand

How to build multi-turn agents using natural language prompt structure for narrative draft output.

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