So PMKIN is now where you plan, manage and review content with your team. Ideas become briefs on a shared planner. Briefs go to a teammate or to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor over MCP. Drafts come back for review, and Search Console data shows what to write next.
We build PMKIN in Barcelona, and we use it ourselves: the guides on this site are planned, written and reviewed in PMKIN.
- 01People keep the final say
- Agents are fast, and they make mistakes. Every draft can go through a review, every change shows who made it, and every version can be restored. Agents never see API keys, members or billing.
- 02One workflow for everyone
- A teammate and an agent follow the same steps: claim a brief, write the draft, send it to review. Nobody needs a separate tool or a separate process.
- 03Plan before you write
- A good draft starts with a good brief. The planner, briefs and topic clusters make it clear what to write, for whom and why, before anyone starts typing.
- 04Your site, your stack
- Your website reads published content over a clean API, in whatever framework you like. Writers publish without a deploy, and developers keep full control of the design.