In a single Droid session, we turned raw Notion notes into three polished deliverables:
Starting point: A Notion page called "Notes on agentic SEO math" with rough bullet points, incomplete formulas, and TBD placeholders.
Step 1: Research + gap-filling. Droid read the Notion notes, searched the web for agent SEO tools (Profound, AIclicks, Peec AI, Adobe LLM Optimizer, etc.), and verified all the math (binomial distribution, confidence intervals, sample size calculations).
Step 2: Blog post draft. Droid wrote the full article, filling in TBDs, correcting the math, and adding the tools landscape section. Then delegated to the writing-coach subagent to polish it in Tereza's voice (three dots instead of em dashes, no filler, density over drama).
Step 3: Visuals (parallel). Delegated to the chart-maker subagent to create 3 SVG charts in the warm beige editorial style: margin of error vs sample size, binomial probability distribution, and a tools comparison table.
Step 4: Slide deck (parallel). Delegated to the visual-designer subagent to create a 9-slide Figma presentation in Tereza's dark theme brand style (Playfair Display headings, Inter light body, JetBrains Mono labels, #0A0E17 background).
Step 5: Publish. Pushed the finished article to Notion and the personal website repo.
| What we used | What it did | Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Notion MCP | Read notes, create finished pages | Google Docs, Obsidian, Coda |
| Figma MCP | Create the 9-slide deck programmatically | Canva, Google Slides, Keynote, Pitch |
| Droid CLI | Orchestrated the entire workflow | Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code |
| Custom subagents | writing-coach, chart-maker, visual-designer ran in parallel | Single-agent workflows (slower, no parallelism) |
| Web search | Researched agent SEO tools landscape | Manual research, Perplexity |
| GitHub | Push article to personal website | GitLab |