Everything you need to succeed with AI content, without any of the complicated setup.
Agents for every medium. Running on your brand and your data.
The assistant reads your knowledge base, your Search Console data, and the live web before it answers. You describe the outcome you want and it decides which tools to call, then shows you every call it made.
Runs on Claude. On your own key, at cost.
You don't get left to your own devices.
Clients ask for content every week. Contengi is the only way I can keep that promise without hiring another writer.
I run the store myself. Contengi writes the product and category content while I run the business.
It fixes the part of SEO that usually rots. Published posts get revisited against Search Console data instead of losing position quietly for a year.
One price. No seats.
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Content engineering treats content as a system you build once and run every day. You build a knowledge base, define your brand rules, and a structured stack of AI agents does the execution at scale. The output stays on-brand because the intelligence lives in the infrastructure, so nothing gets improvised piece by piece.
Contengi is an agentic content platform built for personal brands, solo marketers, and small teams. It combines a brand knowledge base with a suite of specialised content agents - for SEO blogs, social posts, newsletters, PR, and more - all pre-configured so you don't need to set up any AI infrastructure yourself.
Contengi is built for people who know what they want to say but don't have the time or team to say it everywhere. That means personal brands building a reputation, one or two person marketing teams running the whole funnel, and SME founders who are the expert but need a system to show up consistently.
No. You don't wire up MCP servers, fiddle with prompts, or juggle models. You set up your knowledge base with Stefan's help, then use the agents through a clean interface. The technical layer is already done.
Yes. Contengi is an MCP server, so you connect it to your own Claude and run the whole tool set from there: your knowledge base, research with your Search Console and GA4 data, drafting that saves into your library, section-level editing of live articles, and your playbooks and workflows. More than 60 tools, running on your own Claude plan.
You book an onboarding session with Stefan. Together you build out your brand knowledge base - tone of voice, positioning, audience, competitors, content rules. Once that's in place, every agent runs on that foundation. The whole process typically takes one focused session plus a few async rounds of refinement.
That's the job of the knowledge base. Your tone of voice document, brand rules, and writing examples feed every agent, and drafts are checked against your rules before they land in front of you.
The $50/month beta fee covers access to Contengi - the platform, the agents, the knowledge base, and the human setup. By default, the AI compute runs on your own Anthropic API key so you pay Claude directly at cost with no markup. If you don't have a key or prefer not to manage one, we can set it up for you at an additional $50-100/month depending on usage. Typical API spend runs $10-50/month.
Yes. Blogs can publish straight to your CMS through a site adapter (WordPress today, more platforms coming), and published posts get revisited against your Search Console data instead of sitting there losing position for a year. You can also just export a draft and paste it wherever you publish today - nothing requires the direct connection.
No. The knowledge base feeds a full set of agents - SEO blogs, social posts, newsletters, press releases, thought leadership, and transcript-to-content - so every surface pulls from the same brand foundation instead of starting from a blank page each time.
No lock-in. It's a monthly subscription you can cancel anytime, you bring your own Anthropic API key so there's no token markup to walk away from, and every draft Contengi writes is yours to export and keep.