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Next week's content calendar, drafted into social visuals

Mitra turns next week's approved content into first-draft social visuals. The agent reads the calendar in Notion, drafts a matching design in Canva for each item, and posts the drafts to Slack for a designer to finish. Nothing is published, and every draft waits on a person.

Runs: Tuesdays at 10am
Used by: Design · Marketers

The prompt

On Tuesdays at 10am, pull next week's approved items from our content calendar in Notion, draft a social visual in Canva for each one using our brand template, and post the drafts to #design for someone to finish.

Notion

Canva

Slack

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What the agent actually does.

Pull next week's approved items
The agent reads your Notion calendar and takes only what is marked approved for next week, leaving drafts and anything already out alone.
Read what each piece is about
The headline, the angle and the channel an item is going to decide what its visual has to carry.
Draft each visual in Canva
Starting from your brand template, the agent drafts one design per item: headline in place, layout chosen, sized for the channel.
Hand the drafts to a designer
The drafts land in #design as a list, each linked to its Canva file and its calendar item, for a person to fix, finish or throw away.
Record what was drafted
Each run lists the items covered and the files created, so a piece that never got a visual is easy to spot.

Make it yours.

For the small marketing and design pair where every content item needs a visual, and the visual is what makes the calendar slip. Change any of this by saying so — there is nothing to rewire.

Draft one visual per channel, sized for each, instead of a single design per item.
Skip any item that already has a visual linked in the calendar.
Send the drafts as a direct message to whichever designer owns next week.

Questions, answered.

Can an agent design social graphics for me?

Mitra drafts them; a designer finishes them. The agent works from your Canva brand template, so each draft arrives with the headline placed and a layout chosen, but crop, type and taste still need a person. Mitra publishes nothing — the drafts sit in Slack until somebody approves them.

How do I keep visuals from being the thing that delays content?

Mitra drafts the visuals a week ahead, every Tuesday, from the approved items in your content calendar. The designer opens a queue of starting points in Canva rather than a blank page, so the work left is finishing rather than beginning. Nothing goes out until a person says so.