Agents & automations
The rest of what we run
The ads console is the one we talk about most. These are the others — each with the status it actually has, not the one that would sell better.
Climent Media builds and runs AI agents for the operational work around paid media: reporting, qualifying inbound, handing a client from sales to delivery, outbound and SEO operations. Each one below is labelled with where it really is — live, private beta, or still being built — because a directory of promises is worth nothing.
What is running
Reporting Autopilot
Marketing Intelligence
Your Meta and Google marketing data, pulled on a schedule and read locally. No dashboards to babysit, no live pulls, no surprises.
BetaLead Qualifier
Sales & Leads
Drop in a list of companies or leads and get back a clean, deduped, qualified set ready for outreach.
BetaHandover Assistant
Delivery
Turn a proposal, deck or SOW into a delivery-ready handover package in one pass.
In constructionCold Outbound Engine
Growth
A cold-email control plane with guardrails built in - eligibility gates, suppression and audit logs, so volume never means chaos.
LiveLinkedIn Engine
Growth
The LinkedIn growth engine that turns genuinely useful content into warm inbound - paced, capped and approval-gated, with no ban-risk automation.
Live, open sourceWeb Audit Kit
SEO
The site-level checklist as a script that FAILS. Around 30 checks over what a page validator never looks at: machine files, the link graph and the delivery.
In constructionSEO Ops
SEO
Technical and local SEO on autopilot - crawl, detect issues, propose fixes, and apply safe changes only with your approval.
Every one of these runs on our own operation before it reaches anybody else. If one of them sounds like your week, ask and I will show it to you running rather than send you a deck.
Published, and you can run it without us
Seven repositories, public. Three are software you can run today, two are blueprints rather than code and say so on the tin, and two are the pieces this site itself is built from. Nothing here is a lead magnet with a form in front of it.
Climent Ads Assistant
Ads console, self-hosted
Reads Meta and Google together and reports on them. Nothing changes without your approval, and it ships with a synthetic demo mode so you can see it without connecting an account.
MITAds coverage check
Browser tool, nothing to install
Drop in a Google or Meta Ads CSV and get a verdict per campaign: whether a zero is a real zero or a hole in the data. It runs entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your machine.
MITWeb audit kit
The checklist as a script that fails
About 30 checks over what a page validator never looks at: the machine-readable files, the link graph and how the site is delivered. No dependencies.
MITLinkedIn engine
Open blueprint, not software
How an inbound-first LinkedIn engine is run, comment to DM, with the limits that keep an account safe. De-personalised: bring your own ICP.
MITReddit engine
Open blueprint, not software
Gate mapping, choosing which subreddits are worth the time, voice discipline and how any of it gets measured. De-personalised: bring your own ICP.
MITDesign system
Tokens and 10 components
The dark, privacy-first system this site is built on. If you are wondering whether the site and the product share a language, this is the answer.
MITDark landing starter
Static, zero dependencies
A dark landing page with no build step and no trackers. Built on the tokens above.
On the list, not built yet
Ads Auditor · WhatsApp SDR · Inbound CRM Assistant · Automation Builder. These are planned, which means exactly that: no code you can run, and no page pretending otherwise. They get built when a real client need pushes them up the list, and they show up here when there is something to show.
Which one is worth your time
Pick by what is eating your week, not by what sounds cleverest. Every one of these exists because a week went badly here first, and we built the thing rather than hire around it. If none of the lines below sound like your week, none of them are for you yet — and that is a perfectly good answer to leave with.
You read the same numbers in five places
Reporting Autopilot - private beta
Past five accounts the cost is not the reporting, it is rebuilding context before you have even looked at a number. This pulls one closed day on a schedule and keeps it local, so the context is already there when you sit down.
You sort the list before you can sell to it
Lead Qualifier - private beta
You are not short of leads. You are short of the twenty that matter, and finding them by hand is the part that never gets shorter. Drop the list in, get back a deduped and qualified set.
You rewrite what you sold so delivery can start
Handover Assistant - private beta
What you sold and what the team starts on are two different documents, and the gap between them is where a client gets nervous in month one. This turns one into the other in a pass.
You write the same first message to strangers
LinkedIn Engine - live
Content that earns the reply, paced and capped, with a human approving every send. If you would rather it went by email, Cold Outbound Engine is the same idea with suppression lists and audit logs - and it is still being built, which is why it says so.
You check your own site by opening it and squinting
Web Audit Kit - live
A validator tells you the HTML parses. This checks what nobody checks: the machine files, the link graph, whether your measurement is really firing. It is what runs on these pages before they go up. SEO Ops takes the next step and proposes the fix, and that one is still in build.
None of the above
Then nothing here, today
The roadmap says which statuses are verified in runtime and which are only claimed. Four more agents are on the list with no code behind them and no page pretending otherwise.
Tell me what your week looks like and I will say which one →
The one that gets the most attention
Climent Ads Assistant reads Meta Ads, Google Ads, GA4 and Search Console in one pass and reports on them. It has its own section because it is the one we are betting on.