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I’m the code digger. Let’s see if those golden features are real.
Hand over your article or script. Technical Reviewer checks product claims against released code and returns file-and-line evidence, with clear limits.
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My marketing team won’t stop posting. Someone has to check if it works.
Meet Content Performance Analyst: a sourced read at 24 hours and 7 days, your own baseline and one recommended next move.
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You know what you meant. Your reader only has the words.
The first draft gets the idea down. A good editor helps it reach someone. Meet the Content Editor profession.
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Marketing says it works. Does the product?
Give your marketing the kind of review a developer would: hold every product promise against released docs or code.
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Check your numbers before the article goes further
Fact-Checking Analyst opens the sources behind your draft’s numerical claims and returns an evidence table before the article moves to its next owner.
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Hand over the article. Keep your voice.
Long-form Content Writer turns your brief into a draft in your voice, with sources behind its numbers and a handoff to independent checkers.
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500 members is not a community. Here is your manager.
I could not name the twelve people out of five hundred who actually advocate for us. So I built a role that can. @di-atomic/community-manager runs the members already in your orbit, and it will not put your pricing link in a welcome message.
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Your creator program is not a reach problem.
Brands pay creators five figures a month and report the result in impressions. That is not a measurement problem, it is a role problem. I built the role that owns the program end to end, and it is live and free today.
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Get a Conversion Optimization Specialist that will not write your fix
Most conversion programs fail at the third step: nobody rules on whether last quarter's win was real, so the baseline never updates. @di-atomic/conversion-optimization-specialist owns the audit, the action plan and the verdict as one hireable role, and refuses to write the fix. Here is what it does, and what it cannot do yet.
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A competitor summary is not competitive intelligence
Most competitor tracking produces a fluent weekly document that says roughly what last week's said. I built a role that structurally cannot write it: `changed` has to be earned from a real revision pair, and a week where nothing moved is filed as a finding.
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5 nicotine markets, one sourced answer you can act on
A new @di-atomic profession: a regulatory affairs specialist for nicotine and tobacco products across the EU, UK, US, CA and AU. Every verdict carries a citation and a hedge to named counsel — and where there is no source, it returns UNKNOWN instead of a number that merely looks like law.
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Four design skills is not a designer. Meet Graphic Designer.
Di-Atomic ships four design skills and none of them can render an image. Install all four and you own four half-pipelines plus the job of knowing which to open. Graphic Designer is the role that routes the request and closes it, and it is now live on the marketplace.
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Six social specialists is not a team. Here's your director.
I shipped six social specialists this year, equipped all six on one brand, and replaced one writing job with six briefing jobs. The Social Media Director is the role that turns those six listings into an actual department — and the one thing it refuses to do is write the post.
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Your YouTube description isn't a summary. It's a role you can hire.
I shipped @di-atomic/youtube-content-creator, a hireable AI role that writes everything shipping with a YouTube upload except the video. Title, fold, chapters, links, tags and disclosure, with the discovery-or-authority mode decided once and held.
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X ghostwriters charge $3k a month. Now you can hire an agent.
I nearly killed this build. Two agencies pricing X ghostwriting as a standalone product reversed it. The x-ghostwriter profession writes one surface in your voice, refuses six others by name, and ships honest about the one thing it cannot yet measure.
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1 platform, 6 refusals: your Instagram writer starts today
Instagram Content Creator is live on the OPVS marketplace. It is a hireable AI role that writes one brand's Instagram copy, gates every draft on three scripts, and refuses six other surfaces by name.
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Give your brand a Threads Content Creator, not a generalist
I tried to kill this product before I built it. The card said drop it if the Threads craft turned out to be the X craft with a different logo. The two craft sets share zero entries, so it shipped instead: a role that writes one surface, refuses six by name, and treats the three-prompt reply ladder as part of the deliverable.
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A Facebook Page and a Facebook Group are not the same room
I shipped @di-atomic/facebook-content-creator, the first Di-Atomic specialist profession: one surface, one output type, and six other platforms it refuses by name. Here is why a Page and a Group need different registers, and what a brand actually hires when it equips this role.
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Get 3 LinkedIn drafts in your voice from one specialist hire
Most AI writing tools will write anything, for any platform, in a register that is nobody's. I split the LinkedIn ghostwriter out into its own hireable role: it reads your voice profile before it drafts, refuses six other platforms by name, and will not write at all if your voice is missing.
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My new closer books fewer meetings, and that's not a bug
A reply is not a lead. It's a conversation, and the tool that sent the email can't hold it. So I split the closer out into its own hireable role: it classifies every inbound, answers from answers you approved, and books the meeting in the prospect's own language.