Three Cowork plugins.
One Resale Kit.
One operating system.
Here’s exactly what we install inside your agency, what each piece does, and what it replaces in your delivery.
Website Builder
A Cowork plugin that designs and builds entire WordPress sites end-to-end inside Claude Cowork.
How it works: Your team starts a new project in Cowork, runs the onboarding skill, gives it the client’s brand and offer. The plugin walks through discovery, generates the site structure, writes the copy, and ships pages directly into WordPress.
What it produces
- Full WordPress site, pages built and styled
- Brand-aligned copy in the client’s voice
- StoryBrand-structured homepage and offer pages
- Mobile-responsive, handoff-ready
What it replaces in your agency
- A four-week build cycle compressed into days
- A junior designer’s queue
- The endless “where are we on the site?” thread
Local SEO
The SEO strategy — and the plugin that runs it — that ships the 30 foundation pages a local small-business site needs to rank.
How it works: The plugin takes the client’s business profile, identifies the 30 pages local-SB sites need (services, locations, foundational), generates them in the right order with proper schema and internal linking, and publishes to WordPress.
What it produces
- 30 SEO-targeted pages with proper structure
- Local-keyword-targeted copy that reads like an operator wrote it
- Internal-linking architecture that makes the pages a real site
What it replaces in your agency
- An SEO agency’s strategy retainer
- Months of “we’re still working on keywords”
- The disconnect between strategy and production
Weekly Marketing Cycle
A content department in a plugin. Every week, one full marketing cycle: a blog post, four social posts, the graphics, scheduled and published.
How it works: Plans the topic, writes the blog, generates platform-specific social posts (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, GBP), creates graphics in Canva, runs QA against brand voice, publishes to WordPress and GoHighLevel.
What it produces every week
- One full SEO-optimized blog post
- Four platform-tailored social posts
- Five graphics (hero + one per platform)
- Scheduled posts in GoHighLevel
- Published WordPress post with metadata
What it replaces in your agency
- A content writer
- A social media manager
- The weekly “what are we posting?” meeting
The Resale Kit
A white-labeled sales machine you use to sell all of the above to your own clients from day one.
Why it matters: Most agencies that buy “AI systems” use them internally and forget to productize them. The Resale Kit makes the offer sellable on day one — the first client you close with it typically covers a year of our fee. White-labeled. Your logo, your brand, your offer.
What’s in it
- Sales call script (StoryBrand)
- Sales video script (for Loom/Vimeo)
- 5-email nurture sequence
- Landing page copy
- Ad creatives × Meta/LinkedIn/Google
- Pricing guide (3 resale tiers)
- Interactive ROI calculator
- Live demo flow (20–30 min)
The system,
not the toolkit.
The plugins aren’t a bundle — they’re a system. Here’s how they connect:
Website Builder
Ships the site.
Local SEO
Fills it out with the SEO foundation.
Weekly Marketing Cycle
Keeps it alive with fresh content.
The Resale Kit
Turns it into something you sell.
You can buy point tools that do each of these badly. You can hire people that do each of these expensively. The thing that’s hard to build — and the thing this offer is actually about — is the operating system underneath: the brand voice setup, the integrations, the QA rules, the topic banks, the content calendar, the change management. That’s the work. The plugins are how the work ships.
What we don’t sell
(yet).
A few capabilities run inside Chris’s own agency but aren’t part of the AIBL offer right now:
In production at Chris’s agency · Not yet productized
- AI executive assistant — calendar / inbox
- AI SDR — lead → appointment / estimate follow-up
- Voice AI — inbound calls and booking
These are proof that the same builder who installs your system has solved the harder integration problems too. They aren’t in the box because each requires per-agency CRM and phone-system work that doesn’t productize cleanly yet. If you want them, ask on the demo — they’ll likely ship as add-ons over time.