The Content Atelier connector
The AI marketing and social media content system, in the AI you already use.
One connector, eighteen tasks
Approval board. Sign off a whole week of posts on one card: approve, edit or send back each post, then send the decisions back to the chat.
Voice check. Ask your AI to voice check any caption, email or website line. The words get a score out of 100 and the fixes worth making first, matched to the channel's character limit, your brief's banned words and your spelling. A second score, Sells, rates whether the draft asks the reader to act, once and clearly, and knows a community post may not ask at all. Send it your last ten captions and the lines in your rejection log, and the voice check also flags a sentence you have posted before or one you sent back.
Version check. Ask your AI whether your workspace is up to date. It reads your release panel and lists anything shipped since your copy.
Writing guide. Every draft follows the latest Writing Like a Person standard, from the house rules to the prompts.
Story check. Story check shows where a carousel, Story set or Reel loses people. Your AI looks for a cover that promises something, proof by the third slide, steps in order, a new idea each time and one ask at the end.
Phrase bank. Paste what your customers wrote, in reviews or messages, and your AI pulls out the phrases people repeat, plus short lines in their own words to open a post.
Frame studio. Your AI lays out a single-image post three ways in your brand colours and fonts, with words kept off the photo. Each version is checked so the words are easy to read and clear of the edges, and downloads as a PNG.
Carousel studio. Your AI lays out a whole carousel in one look once the story holds together, and each slide downloads as a PNG.
Method. Every draft follows the latest method. Your AI loads the method fresh from the connector before writing, and your Notion copy stays as a backup.
Range lessons. Every fix learnt on one build reaches your AI the next night, so the same slip does not happen twice.
Ready check. One last look before anything goes to your scheduler: the caption, each frame scored separately and the story across the set, with every line that falls short and the fix for that line.
PR articles and press releases. Choose PR article or press release as the channel. Voice check reads each paragraph, and a separate sells score reads the whole piece: a headline naming the person and the result, the product named early, headings that state a benefit, proof in every section, quotes that carry a belief, one closing next step with the product link, lawful claims and an executive register. Ready check marks each of those met or not met and opens every link.
Email check. One email checked before it goes to your email tool: at least one real image with alt text, one button at most, and a layout device no other email in the sequence uses. Where a device repeats, the check offers a fresh layout block in your own colours and fonts.
Sequence check. A whole email sequence checked in one go: every email against the design rules and the others, each email one layer deeper than the last (scenario, how-to, nuance), and no two subject lines starting on the same word. On the approval board, emails that share a sequence name sit together in send order with each one's depth. Ask your AI to Check my email drafts and every draft and scheduled email in your email tool is checked, one by one and as a series, before anything sends.
Rule book. Your own writing rules, saved in the connector the moment you set them in any chat, for one channel or for every channel. Your AI reads them before drafting, and the voice check and reply check flag a banned word from them. Ask your AI to remove a rule any time.
Ad check. An ad checked before it goes to Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok or Pinterest: each field's length, the wording ad platforms reject or limit, one ask, and the voice score.
Results check. Last week's posts scored against your own average: shares, saves, likes, comments and link clicks per person reached, a read for each layer (community posts on shares and saves, ads and pages on link clicks), a verdict on each post's test line, and one lesson for next week, kept in the Weekly lessons table on Your lesson log page so Run my week starts from it. Your AI reads the numbers from your scheduler or analytics.
Reply check. A drafted reply to a comment, message or review, checked before you send it. Complaints come back as talking points for you to write yourself, and a review reply never asks for a changed review.
Four ready-made prompts
Sign off this week opens the week's drafts on the approval board in date order. Voice check a draft scores one draft and rewrites the draft until the score reaches 90. Review last week runs Results check on last week's posts and brings one lesson into the next plan, saved only once you approve the lesson. Run my week walks the week's posts through the method, one stage at a time. Claude lists all three under The Content Atelier once the connector is added.
Address: https://mcp.emmeinfluence.com/atelier/mcp, then sign in with the email address and receipt number from your Square receipt for The Content Atelier.
Something not working? Your AI fixes the problem
Pick the problem, copy the fix prompt and paste the prompt into your AI. Your AI works through every step and the help desk in your workspace until the problem is fixed.
VC1 · Sign-in says no purchase found
Fix The Content Atelier connector for me now. Problem code VC1: Sign-in says no purchase found. Rules for this fix: - Do every step yourself. Never hand a step back to me that you can do. - Open The help desk in my Content Atelier workspace first and follow its fix ladder for this code where one exists, then these steps. - Keep going until the problem is fixed and you have shown me proof that it works. - Only a password, payment or a button that only I can press comes to me, as one exact action, and then you carry on. - If every step fails, write the code, the steps tried and the exact error into the Unsolved log in my workspace, then tell me in one line. Steps: 1. Ask me for the email address the Square receipt for The Content Atelier was sent to, and the receipt number printed on that receipt. Search my email for the receipt yourself first if you can reach my inbox. 2. Start the sign-in again with exactly that email address and the receipt number as printed; the # is optional. 3. If sign-in still fails, check whether the purchase was made under a different email address by searching my inbox for every Square receipt from EMME Influence, then retry with each address found.
VC2 · The approval board shows as text, not a card
Fix The Content Atelier connector for me now. Problem code VC2: The approval board shows as text, not a card. Rules for this fix: - Do every step yourself. Never hand a step back to me that you can do. - Open The help desk in my Content Atelier workspace first and follow its fix ladder for this code where one exists, then these steps. - Keep going until the problem is fixed and you have shown me proof that it works. - Only a password, payment or a button that only I can press comes to me, as one exact action, and then you carry on. - If every step fails, write the code, the steps tried and the exact error into the Unsolved log in my workspace, then tell me in one line. Steps: 1. Confirm the connector address is https://mcp.emmeinfluence.com/atelier/mcp and that the connector shows as connected. If an older Content Atelier voice check connector is also listed, remove the older one. 2. Call the approval board again with this week's drafts. 3. If the board still arrives as text, keep working from the text version: list each draft with its voice score and ask me to approve, edit or send back each one in the chat.
VC3 · The connector stopped answering or keeps asking to sign in
Fix The Content Atelier connector for me now. Problem code VC3: The connector stopped answering or keeps asking to sign in. Rules for this fix: - Do every step yourself. Never hand a step back to me that you can do. - Open The help desk in my Content Atelier workspace first and follow its fix ladder for this code where one exists, then these steps. - Keep going until the problem is fixed and you have shown me proof that it works. - Only a password, payment or a button that only I can press comes to me, as one exact action, and then you carry on. - If every step fails, write the code, the steps tried and the exact error into the Unsolved log in my workspace, then tell me in one line. Steps: 1. Remove The Content Atelier connector from my connector settings and add the same address again. 2. Sign in again with the email address and receipt number from my Square receipt. 3. Run a test: voice check the sentence "Sold the last green scarf at 4pm." and show me the score as proof the connection works.
VC4 · The board is missing drafts or shows the wrong week
Fix The Content Atelier connector for me now. Problem code VC4: The board is missing drafts or shows the wrong week. Rules for this fix: - Do every step yourself. Never hand a step back to me that you can do. - Open The help desk in my Content Atelier workspace first and follow its fix ladder for this code where one exists, then these steps. - Keep going until the problem is fixed and you have shown me proof that it works. - Only a password, payment or a button that only I can press comes to me, as one exact action, and then you carry on. - If every step fails, write the code, the steps tried and the exact error into the Unsolved log in my workspace, then tell me in one line. Steps: 1. Open my Content Atelier workspace and read this week's drafts from the content calendar, every channel included. 2. Call the approval board once with every draft for the week and the week label. 3. Compare the board with the calendar and confirm every draft is on the board before handing back.
VC5 · An email failed email_check
Fix The Content Atelier connector for me now. Problem code VC5: An email failed email_check. Rules for this fix: - Do every step yourself. Never hand a step back to me that you can do. - Open The help desk in my Content Atelier workspace first and follow its fix ladder for this code where one exists, then these steps. - Keep going until the problem is fixed and you have shown me proof that it works. - Only a password, payment or a button that only I can press comes to me, as one exact action, and then you carry on. - If every step fails, write the code, the steps tried and the exact error into the Unsolved log in my workspace, then tell me in one line. Steps: 1. Read the email design section of my Content method and my Brand Input design section for my colours and fonts. 2. Run email_check on the email again with the layout devices and opening lines of every other email in the same sequence, and fix each failing line it lists: add a real image with alt text, keep one button, and pick a layout device the sequence has not used. 3. Run email_check once more and show me the pass before the email goes to my email tool.