Blog posts, titles, social text and logos with SW Agent

Ask in your own words, for example "write a blog post about synthwave". If you have not said how long, SW Agent shows each structure first, with what it holds, and you press the one you want. Your choice is kept for the rest of the conversation, so the next post is written the same way.

Extended thinking works on any of them: reads more sources (one question per section), keeps more sentences, checks each section covers its heading, and asks again for a thin one. Ask for it with "think it through" or "use more sources", or press it among the choices.

• Short post, about 300 to 500 words: a title, a hook, three points, a takeaway and its sources, credited at the end.
• Medium post, about 800 to 1,200 words: a title, an introduction, four to six sections with headings, a short FAQ, a conclusion and its sources, credited at the end.
• Long post, about 1,800 to 2,500 words: a title, an introduction, contents, six to ten sections, the longer ones with subsections, examples, an FAQ, sources and a conclusion.

• Open SW Agent

Every sentence in the body of a post is a source's own sentence: from our docs and method library, world knowledge, Wikipedia, the journals and the free library. SW Agent ranks them by how well each fits a section's heading, keeps a sentence that says the same as another once, and writes only the frame around them: the opening, the connecting words, the headings and the ending, none of which claims anything.

Each sentence carries the number of its source, and the post ends with its sources, each with its licence and credit. A section no source covers is left out and listed under Still open, so a post can come out shorter than its structure: that is all the sources said, and nothing is made up to fill it. Check the sentences before you publish.

The post downloads as Markdown, to paste into any blog, and as a PDF. Free pictures that go with it are offered with their licences.

A style changes how the post reads, never what its sources said: how long a sentence runs before it is split, whether it uses contractions, whether it talks to you, and its connecting words, openings and endings. Ask for one in a request ("in an academic style", "keep it concise"), or choose the one SW Agent uses by default in Settings, SW Agent. Documents from the deeper chain are written in your chosen style too.

• Friendly: Warm and easy to read, talking to you, with contractions.
• Academic: Formal and precise, in the third person, every point attributed to its source.
• Useful: Practical and to the point: what you need to know and what to do with it.
• Worker: Concise and direct: short sentences, no warm-up, just the facts.
• Professional: Clear and polished for work: complete sentences, no slang, written as a team.
• Storyteller: Told as a story, from the beginning, with the sources' facts as its scenes.

• Settings, SW Agent

Ask for titles ("titles for my post on mixing vocals") and SW Agent gives them in the familiar patterns, how-to, list, question, number and guide, each with a headline score out of 100 and a meta description for search. A title only has a number when it is yours or the post's own count of sections. Ask "rate this headline: ..." to see each check it passes or misses, with a tip.

Ask for a post's text ("a linkedin post about my course", "a tweet announcing my EP") and SW Agent writes it for X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook, or the platforms you name, each inside that platform's own length, with the news first so it shows before "more", and hashtags built only from your words. A link it cannot know is left as [your link] for you to fill in. Ask for a bio and it is written from what you tell it, nothing else.

Ask for a logo with its name ("a logo for my band called Night Owls") and SW Agent draws a wordmark, a monogram, an emblem, an abstract mark and a badge, each light and dark, in colours from your words, a colour you name or your brand colours, every pairing checked for contrast. They are drawn with code, the letters as shapes in Geist (SIL Open Font License), and are yours to use. Download the SVGs, or press one for a PNG to send to the Image editor, Cover art, Watermarks or another workspace. Without a name you get logo ideas, and SW Agent asks for the name.

Ask for names or slogans ("brand names for a candle shop", "a slogan for my bakery") and you get names built around your words, the easiest to say first, and slogans that claim nothing you have not said. Check a name is free before you use it: SW Agent cannot see trademarks, domains or handles.

The same tools open as apps on SW Agent's canvas: the Headline tester, Post title ideas, Business name ideas, the Slogan maker, the Bio writer and the Blog outline. Open one by name, for example "open the headline tester app". Assistants connected through MCP run them with run_creator_app.

• Creator apps