The SEO Engine
450 blog posts, written by an agent that researches the topic, drafts from the company's own sales calls and codebase, scores itself out of 10, then waits in Slack for a human to press publish.
Presented by Patricia
See how people actually run on agents.
Short, honest screen-share tours from real operators. What the agent picks up, how they work with it, and how a whole team ends up running on it. Then you run the same workflow yourself. Every episode is on YouTube and Spotify.
Out now, episode 02
Bhanu Chawla, CMO at Frame, opens Frame Game, the retro control room he built for the eleven agents that run marketing at Frame with no team. They design the ads, write the copy, launch the Meta campaigns, debate ideas in a boardroom, and report back to him for approval. Twenty to twenty-five times the output, on a $200 a month Claude subscription and a Mac Mini.
Eleven agents, one job each. Aria runs the day as chief of staff, Pixel designs, Quill writes the copy, Tracer runs the paid ads. They pass work between them and only come to Bhanu for a yes.
He is the approval step, on purpose. Every ad, post and campaign comes back for a yes or a rework, and the rework is what the agent learns from for next time.
It all runs on a Claude Max subscription and a Mac Mini, about $200 a month with no API bill. His line for the whole thing: AI brings the speed, humans bring the taste.
Season 1
One workflow per episode, torn down and rebuilt as a skill you can run.
Six episodes
a new drop every two weeks
450 blog posts, written by an agent that researches the topic, drafts from the company's own sales calls and codebase, scores itself out of 10, then waits in Slack for a human to press publish.
Eleven Claude agents on a Mac Mini design the ads, write the copy, launch the Meta campaigns and debate ideas in a boardroom, then wait for Bhanu to say yes. About 20 to 25 times the output, with no team.
An agent watching spend all day, flagging overspend, and recommending the bid change before it hurts.
Performance marketer
Yesterday's work scanned across every tool and written into the daily update, before anyone opens Slack.
Engineering lead
Find the right people, enrich them, and tee up the intro, turning a cold list into booked conversations.
Head of sales
Run something worth showing? We would love to have you tour it.
Apply to be a guest →What to expect
No keynote, no theory. Just a real workflow, walked through the same way every time.
One or two things the agent handles in a normal day, and what that work used to cost by hand.
The real craft. Where they stay in the loop, where they let it run, what it gets wrong, and how they catch it.
Who else would want this, what is stopping them today, and how it becomes something the whole team can run.
The signature move
Every episode ends with the guest's workflow published as a skill in Patricia. Viewers connect their own tools once, then run the same thing. The know-how that lived in one person's head becomes something anyone can just ask for.
Pulls the weekly numbers, writes the story behind them, and posts it before standup.
Patricia is the AI coworker behind the show. It lives in Slack and Teams: you connect your tools once, then just ask, and Patricia picks up the busywork so you can focus on the parts that need a human. Collaboration, not replacement. That is the whole point of Patricia, and it is why this show is about how real people work alongside their agents.
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