Day one: install the operating layer
The agent starts by reading the product manifest, checking the target harness, and creating the workspace folders for research, lead response, local SEO, reviews, reporting, and handoff.
Then it asks for the buyer-controlled inputs: service area, preferred job types, proof points, phone number, offer constraints, and account access boundaries.
Day two to four: create the growth assets
The agent prepares local service page briefs, storm-season campaign angles, missed-call response copy, quote follow-up messages, and a review request sequence.
The buyer reviews and approves anything that will touch customers, publish publicly, or connect to external accounts.
Day five and beyond: run the cadence
Once approved, the system becomes a recurring operating rhythm. The agent can maintain content ideas, summarize leads, prepare next actions, and keep the weekly report ready.
The goal is not to replace the contractor. The goal is to keep the marketing and response machine from stalling while the contractor is doing the actual roofing work.
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