Generate content briefs in Notion with an AI agent

An Orkeste agent takes the topic, the audience and the key points you give it, reads related pages in your Notion workspace and creates a structured brief: angle, outline, pages to link and call to action. Your editor reviews the page and edits it instead of starting from blank.

The problem

A good brief takes an hour, so it is often skipped. Writers guess the angle and the first draft goes through three rounds of edits.

How the workflow runs

Runs: When you start it with a topic.

  1. Brief the agent: You give the topic, the audience, the target keyword and the points to cover.
  2. Read your workspace: The agent searches Notion for related pages: past articles, product pages, style guide.
  3. Draft the brief: It writes the angle, an outline with headings, the internal pages to link and the call to action.
  4. Approve: Creating the page can wait in Validations while the editor checks the content.
  5. Create the page: The brief is created as a page under the Notion page you choose.

The brief is a working document; your editor approves the page before writers use it.

Who does what

What this workflow does not do

Works with your stack

Questions about this workflow

Does it research the search results?

No. Agents have no web access. Paste the keyword data and competitor notes you have, and the agent builds the brief from them and your workspace.

Can it follow our template?

Yes. Put the template in the briefing or in a Notion page the agent reads, and every brief follows it.

Can it write the article too?

It can draft one in a second run from the approved brief. Most teams keep the writing with a person and use the agent for briefs and outlines.

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