AirOps

Every vendor is pitching agents. How is AirOps different?

Building an agent isn't an accomplishment. The marketers who win care about the results their agents drive, not the fact that they exist. Our differentiation lives in the harness around the model: specialized tools built for the jobs Content Engineers do every day, deep context from your Brand Kit and live AI search data, and continuous learning loops that make every run better than the last. Humans and agents collaborate end-to-end, and impact is measured on every action. If the agent doesn't drive outcomes, it's noise.

How is Quill different than Copilot?

Quill is Copilot, upgraded. Quill keeps the collaborative dynamic of a co-pilot but takes more initiative. It watches your signal, drafts the brief, recommends which Campaigns to run, and runs them. You go from suggesting work to approving it.

How is a Playbook different than a Workflow?

A Workflow is a chain of steps that runs the same way every time. A Playbook is plain-English strategy with tool calls, approval gates, and output requirements written inline. Workflows do exactly what you wired. Playbooks allow the agent (Quill) to reason inside guardrails you set, so the same Playbook handles every variation of the job without rewiring.

Where can I run AirOps from?

Two surfaces. The AirOps platform (Studio, Inbox, Insights) and the AirOps MCP, which makes AirOps accessible inside Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. One brain, two ways in.

How quickly will we see outcomes?

Median time to first shipped outcome is 14 days. We model the specific outcome on your domain before the contract.