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Module 1: Weekly Performance Review Agent
Module 2: Creative Performance Review Agent
What This Agent DoesPrerequisitesStep 1: Define Creative Review StandardStep 2: Prepare Creative InputsStep 3: Create Creative Analysis WorkflowStep 4: Run the Creative AgentStep 5: Save OutputStep 6: Human OverrideStep 7: Iterate MonthlyCommon Failure ModesWhy This Works
Module 3: Budget Reallocation Agent
Module 4: Pre-Launch Risk Assessment Agent
Module 5: Team Adoption & Guardrails

Module 2: Creative Performance Review Agent

Detect creative fatigue, identify winning angles and hooks, get systematic recommendations

What This Agent Does

This agent will:

  • Analyze creative performance data across campaigns
  • Detect fatigue patterns in angles, hooks, and visuals
  • Identify which creative elements are winning
  • Suggest new directions based on gaps in current creative
  • Prioritize creative testing roadmap

This removes guesswork from creative iteration.

Prerequisites

  • Completed Module 1 (Weekly Performance Review Agent)
  • Folder structure in place (/inputs, /workflows, /outputs)
  • Claude Code operational

Step 1: Define Creative Review Standard

Create: `workflows/creative_review_standard.md`

Objective: Identify creative fatigue and winning patterns before performance drops.

Fatigue Detection Thresholds

  • CTR decline of 20%+ over 7 days
  • Impression frequency above 3.5
  • CPA increase while volume stays flat

Angle Taxonomy (Customize Yours)

  • Pain-first
  • Outcome-first
  • Social proof
  • Authority/expert
  • Contrarian

Hook Patterns

  • Question hooks
  • Stat hooks
  • Story hooks
  • Challenge hooks

What to Track

  • CTR by creative
  • Conversion rate by creative
  • Frequency
  • Days live

Step 2: Prepare Creative Inputs

Export and place in `/inputs`:

bash
creative_performance_current.csv (CTR, impressions, conversions by creative)
bash
creative_metadata.csv (angles, hooks, visual themes)

Include creative ID, angle, hook, and visual type.

Step 3: Create Creative Analysis Workflow

Inputs Required

  • creative_performance_current.csv
  • creative_metadata.csv
  • creative_review_standard.md

Analysis Steps

  1. Group creatives by angle and hook
  2. Calculate fatigue score per creative
  3. Identify top performers by angle/hook combo
  4. Flag underutilized angles
  5. Suggest 3 new creative directions

Rules

  • Do not suggest more creative without data justification
  • Prioritize angles with proven CTR but low volume
  • Flag over-rotation on single angle

Output Format

  • Fatigued creatives list
  • Winning patterns
  • Suggested new tests (ranked)

Step 4: Run the Creative Agent

bash
claude "Execute workflows/creative_review_workflow.md using latest creative data."

Step 5: Save Output

bash
outputs/creative_review_YYYY_MM_DD.md

Step 6: Human Override

  • Remove suggestions that don't align with brand
  • Add creative constraints Claude doesn't know
  • Prioritize based on production capacity

Step 7: Iterate Monthly

  • Review accuracy of fatigue predictions
  • Refine angle taxonomy based on what works
  • Update thresholds

Common Failure Modes

Suggestions feel generic

Cause: Angle taxonomy too broad

Fix: Get more specific with angle definitions

Missing emerging patterns

Cause: Not tracking enough creative metadata

Fix: Add visual theme and copy structure tags

Over-rotation warnings ignored

Cause: Output not actionable

Fix: Add "what to pause" recommendations

Why This Works

  • Fatigue is measurable, not guessed
  • Winning patterns are extracted from data
  • Creative testing follows gaps, not hunches
  • Brand voice stays intact via human override

Creative iteration becomes systematic, not reactive.

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