
Reviewers can enter a competitor URL, paste source text, or run a saved sample without an external service.

Aegis analyzes competitor landing pages, drafts five campaign concepts, and reviews the copy for risk in a separate step.
I built Aegis to handle malformed model output, failed extraction, and reviewer questions about source and risk. The workflow around the model matters as much as the generated copy.
Competitor pages contain useful information, but teams still need time to review positioning, claims, hooks, audience assumptions, and conversion logic.
Aegis applies the same steps to each source and keeps concepts, risk flags, and errors visible for review.
The interface separates source input, analysis, concepts, and risk review instead of hiding them in one response.

Reviewers can enter a competitor URL, paste source text, or run a saved sample without an external service.

Spyglass returns a consistent analysis of the offer, audience, hooks, claims, objections, and creative opportunities.

Shield reviews generated copy separately and explains which phrases need closer attention.

Suggested rewrites keep the concept while the reviewer accepts, revises, or rejects the wording.
Aegis separates strategy, concept generation, and risk review. Zod validates each response before the interface uses it.
Saved samples, manual input, stage-specific errors, and preserved results keep the workflow usable when extraction or a model stage fails.
The interface shows source context, pipeline history, flagged language, and lower-risk options. Shield supports review; it does not promise legal or platform approval.
Collect page content from a URL or manual source text.
Identify the offer, audience, positioning, hooks, and claims.
Draft five campaign concepts from the validated analysis.
Flag policy risks and suggest lower-risk wording.
The prototype uses the supplied source, but it does not yet link every finding or generated claim to a specific passage.
The next version would add source-linked excerpts, saved projects, side-by-side comparisons, reusable brand rules, and clear accept, revise, or reject actions.
Aegis shows my AI product approach: define the task, validate the output, plan for failure, and keep review visible.