A research brief
A clear answer to a focused question, with links to check and gaps called out.
Content & research, with you in control
Your ideas. A plan you can use.
A personal content and research assistant for clearer briefs, useful drafts, and a more organized week.
Less scattered thinking.
More work ready to review.
The proposed pilot starts with a focused workflow: turn what you know into something useful to share.
A weekly content plan
Topics, angles and a practical order for the ideas you actually want to develop.
Drafts you can make your own
Editable starting points, shaped around your notes. You decide what sounds like you and what gets published.
See what the work could look like.
Illustrative example. Not a live agent session.
Illustrative research outline
When is a repair worthwhile?
Start with the piece, not the pitch. Ask what the owner wants to keep, what is damaged, and what the repair involves.
- Ask the craftsperson to explain one repair they can document.
- Check materials and condition before making a cost or durability claim.
- Mark missing evidence instead of inventing a statistic.
No external research was performed for this fictional outline. A real research brief would include checked source links.
Illustrative weekly plan
One idea, developed thoughtfully.
- MondayExplain the questions you ask before recommending a repair.
- WednesdayShow a repair detail using your own photo, with the owner's permission.
- FridayAnswer a question customers often ask. Invite replies rather than pushing a sale.
A planning example, not a promised publishing schedule or service allowance.
Illustrative draft for review
A post you could make your own.
Before recommending a furniture repair, I'd ask a few questions.
What matters to you about the piece? What needs fixing? What would a useful result look like?
Sometimes the story matters as much as the finish. Sometimes you just need a chair that feels solid again.
What would make a repair worthwhile to you?
Fictional first-person copy. The business owner would check every statement before using it.
Start with your work.
Set the boundaries together.
The proposed pilot is manually onboarded. Payment and agent access are separate steps.
Confirm the fit
Agree on the task, service allowance, price and delivery arrangements before joining.
Write the brief
Choose goals, permitted tools, working hours, timezone and the actions that need your approval.
Review the first output
Start with non-sensitive notes. Check the research and edit the draft before anything leaves your hands.
The personal agent pilot
A focused start.
Not an unlimited promise.
A guided content and research workflow with human review. Not a digital clone, an autonomous publisher or an instant hosted-agent account.
Web dashboard access and Telegram account linking are planned, not available on this preview.
BitForge Personal Agent
USD 79.00 every 30 days
Manually onboarded pilot: one weekly content plan, one focused research brief, and three draft posts per week. Human-reviewed. No automatic publishing, messaging, spending or deletion.
Cancel future renewals through Whop dashboard or support.
Refund available before work starts, without limiting statutory rights.
Continue to Whop to review the recurring charge and any applicable taxes. Payment does not create an instant agent account. Onboarding is handled separately.
Customer supportYour name. Your approval.
The initial service is designed around drafts and review, not unattended external actions.
Work to prepare
Research outlines, content plans and draft text for you to review.
Decisions stay with you
Sending messages, publishing posts, spending money and deleting information are excluded from automatic execution.
Before you join
Can I buy access today?
Check the pilot section for current availability. This page does not collect card details. When the offer is ready, its purchase link will lead to the approved Whop checkout.
Is this an agent I can use immediately?
No instant account or automated agent setup is included in this preview. The pilot's delivery route and onboarding arrangements must be confirmed before purchase.
Will it publish or send messages for me?
Automatic publishing, messaging, spending and deletion are not part of the initial scope. Content is prepared for review. You retain the publishing decision.
What should I share during onboarding?
Start with a goal and non-sensitive example notes. Agree on permitted sources, tools and permissions. Do not send passwords, API keys or confidential customer files through this page.
How do billing and cancellation work?
The exact currency, recurring charge, cancellation and refund terms must be shown in the final offer and Whop checkout before purchase. No charge is collected by this preview.