Bring your agent.NTB is the brain.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Claude already write. What they lack is your brand, voice, evidence and playbooks. NTB keeps them and serves them to any MCP-capable agent.
- 15-minute intake
- MCP, CLI and API in every plan
- You approve every post
- Marcus · Trend ScoutTie it to this week’s agent news.
- Elena · Editor-in-ChiefOn voice. Ready for your approval.
- Vera · The CriticHook is soft. Lead with the decision.
- Leo · CopywriterTightened to 212 words. Still you.
Your agent can write. Three things still go wrong.
Agents are how people write now. They are fast, and they forget everything between sessions. That is the part NTB fixes.
What you say today:
“Here’s my brand again. And my voice. And what I said last week.”NTBNTB keeps it. Your agent reads it before it writes.
Brand, voice, audience, evidence and past posts, over MCP or the CLI.
What you say today:
“What do I even post this week?”NTBNTB pitches ideas from your evidence, your goals and what worked.
A weekly briefing, run by NTB or by your own agent.
What you say today:
“Every session sounds like a different person.”NTBOne voice and one playbook, across sessions, channels and agents.
Want a rhythm? The Autopilot add-on puts tasks on a schedule.
One brain. Read by any agent you bring.
NTB keeps four drawers of you. Your agent opens them before it writes, and saves what it wrote back for your approval.
Your brain, in NTBIllustrative
- BrandPositioning, audience, boundaries
- Founder-led B2B. No hype. Never discuss clients by name.
- VoiceHow you sound, with examples
- Short sentences. Dry humor. Starts from a decision.
- EvidenceFacts and proof points with sources
- Three customer calls, March. Linked.
- PlaybooksMethods per channel and goal
- LinkedIn: one idea, one proof, one question.
- Claude Codetested
- Codextested
- Cursortested
- Claudetested
- Any MCP-capable agent
- Reads the brain
- Writes the draft
- Saves it for your approval
Set it up once. Every agent uses it.
Your agent brings the writing. NTB brings the memory: set up once, read every time.
Intake interview15 min
- How do you sound?
- Dry humor. No hype.
- What can you prove?
- Three customer calls.
- Never say?
- “Game-changer.”
01Capture your brand once
Share your URL and answer a 15-minute interview. The brain stores your voice, beliefs, audience, boundaries and evidence.
terminal
write a LinkedIn post on why we cut our free tier
ntb · context.prepare
voice, audience, 2 claims, playbook
ntb · content.artifacts.create
draft saved for review
02Connect your agent
Add NTB as a remote MCP server in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Claude, or use the CLI. Your agent reads the brain before it writes.
We cut our free tier. One customer call decided it.
Three calls in March said the same thing. Here is what we heard, and what we changed.
- Customer call, 12 Mar
- Pricing page, v3
Approvedby you
03Review what it saves
Drafts and notes land in NTB for your approval. You stay the editor. Nothing is posted for you.
Illustrative post. The tool names are the real MCP calls.
Everything your agent saves, in one place.
Ideas wait on the shelf. The plan puts them on a calendar. Video drafts get timed line by line. The message house keeps every draft on message. Your agent fills it; you stay the editor.


No agent of your own? Use ours.
Six specialized agents run an editorial process inside NTB, from Brain + Agents up. Hosted runs cost credits. Your own agent never does.

Elena
Strategic direction, voice consistency, and final approval. The boss.

Marcus
Monitors signals in your niche and generates timely pitch angles.

Sarah
Interviews you during onboarding. Creates the structured brief that powers everything.

Leo
Transforms briefs into compelling, voice-matched drafts. Your words, not ours.

Vera
Quality gatekeeper. Catches off-brand copy, weak hooks, and factual gaps.

Cipher
Tracks what resonates. Refines strategy based on performance, not guesses.
On-brand from Day One
Your vocabulary. Your rhythm. Your point of view. The details that make a draft sound like something you would actually say, whichever agent wrote it.
In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, choosing the right AI tools is more important than ever.
I tried six AI tools last month. I kept two.
The difference? Whether they helped me make a decision, or just gave me more options.
- 01
Intake interview
15 minutes of conversation. We capture your vocabulary, sentence patterns, beliefs, and no-go zones.
- 02
Voice profile
The brain keeps a persistent voice model. Not a template, a fingerprint.
- 03
Every agent matches
Your agent reads the voice profile before it writes. Claude Code, Codex or NTB’s own: same fingerprint.
Questions you might have
No. Bring the agent you already use. It reads and writes your brain through MCP or the CLI. NTB’s own agents and Autopilot are optional extras.
Any MCP-capable agent can connect. We have tested Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Claude. The CLI works anywhere you have a terminal.
No, and that's by design. Your agent or ours prepares drafts. You review, edit if you want, and publish on your schedule.
LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and newsletter formats at launch. The brain holds your strategy and voice; the platform is just the delivery channel.
During onboarding you complete a 15-minute interview. NTB captures your vocabulary, sentence patterns, beliefs and boundaries, and serves that voice profile to your agent before it writes.
Give your agent a brain.
Set up your brand once. Every agent you use starts from it, in your voice.
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