Claude Code for marketing: from code to sales in one app

BRIX PRO turns Claude Code (or Codex) into your marketing team. The same agents that build the product read a local Markdown base about it — product, audience, offer — and produce the copy, static ads, carousels, written content and video edits in dedicated studios. Everything stays in files on your disk. The studios are on the PRO plan; STARTER is the agent environment only.

Updated October 3, 2026 · by the BRIX team

What does "from code to sales" mean in BRIX?

Code tools stop when the product compiles. Marketing tools start from a blank chat that knows nothing about what you built. BRIX runs both halves in the same app, on the same product folder, with the same agents. You build in CODING mode, then switch to a studio and the agent writes for the product it just helped build.

Mode	What the agent does	What you get on disk
CODING	Builds the product with a team of agents	Your repository
COPY	Diagnoses the market, maps sales angles, writes and audits copy	Markdown files per objective
STATIC ADS	Writes ad prompts from templates and archetypes	PNG creatives, named in batches
CAROUSEL	Fills slides from a template or free HTML	Slide files and PNG export
CONTENT	Writes articles, scripts, threads and briefs	Markdown notes, Obsidian-style
VIDEO	Edits by natural language in HyperFrames	Rendered MP4

Publishing and measuring campaigns (the META ADS mode) is not sold on this site — it is exclusive to MEDCODING students. BRIX produces the assets; you publish them where you already do.

How does Claude Code write marketing copy that is not generic?

Generic copy comes from missing context. In BRIX every product has a local knowledge base in Markdown, Obsidian-style, inside its folder. Every studio reads it before producing anything, so the ad repeats what the sales page promised because both drank from the same files.

product.md — what the product is, the mechanism, what it delivers.
publico.md — who buys, their objections, the words they use.
oferta.md — price, bonuses, guarantee, deadline.
Supporting files for brand, FAQ and testimonials, linked to each other.
memory/MEMORY.md — the product's living copy memory: what you believe is right, what worked, what not to repeat.

You do not have to write the base by hand. Paste an old sales page, notes or a transcribed voice memo, and the agent interviews you, organizes the brief and the app builds the files. You can open and edit all of them in any text editor.

What does each marketing studio produce?

Copy

A market diagnosis before any copy is written.
Sales angles, shown as a 3D constellation you can browse.
Copy by objective: sales page, ads, email, VSL script, headlines, bullets — optionally in the voice of a master copywriter.
An audit of the copy that flags problems without rewriting it.

Static Ads

43 templates (WhatsApp chat, iPhone notification, newspaper headline, five-star review, Reddit thread and more), 45 creative archetypes and 15 variation recipes.
The agent sends 3 to 5 prompts to the PromptLab as cards; you approve, then generate.
A parallel queue that respects the API limit, and files named the way your team stores them.
Images run on your own key (OpenAI or Google Gemini, among others), stored encrypted on your computer.

Carousel and Content

12 voices and formats, from Storyteller to Contrarian, as carousel, Reels script, thread, post or newsletter.
Template editor (an X/Twitter post style and a classic editorial style) or free HTML, with live preview and PNG export.
Content mode writes Markdown notes in the product folder, with a file tree and a live reader.

Video with HyperFrames

You describe the edit in plain language; the queue processes each video in HyperFrames and shows the preview.
Cuts pauses by voice detection, transcribes and captions, does rough cuts and motion graphics.
4 AI video-generation models, with the cost shown before you confirm.

Which AI agent runs inside the studios?

The one you already pay for. Each studio opens an agent chat and you pick the engine: Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or OpenCode. BRIX does not charge for tokens, per agent or per creative. PRO installs a pack of 13 marketing skills on those agents — the manuals that teach them to fill the studio UI, write to the right files and follow each studio's contract.

You can split the studio in two: a Claude Code chat and a Codex chat on the same product, linked, so one writes and the other reviews. Inside the product folder, the agent also has your CLAUDE.md, repository and docs, which is why it can describe features accurately.

How do digital product creators use it for a launch?

1
Register the product
Pick or create the product on the dashboard and let the agent build the Markdown base from your raw material.
2
Diagnose and pick angles
In COPY, ask for the market diagnosis and the sales angles. Choose the two or three you believe in.
3
Write the sales page and emails
Ask for copy by objective. Run the audit, then fix what it flags. Tell the agent what worked so it lands in the copy memory.
4
Produce the creatives
In STATIC ADS, have the agent send prompts built on the same angles. Approve and generate in batches.
5
Turn the topic into content and video
Carousel and Content reuse the base for organic posts; Video cuts and captions your recordings.

Ready-made squads speed this up: oferta (research, copy, ads and an auditor) and conteudo (one topic becoming a carousel and a Reels script at the same time).

Is BRIX useful for doctors who run a business?

Yes — doctors who sell courses, mentorships or a clinic service are one of the audiences BRIX was designed for. The base keeps your positioning stable across every piece, and the copy memory holds rules like "call it a program, never a course" or "proof before the promise" so you stop correcting the same thing.

Content mode can search PubMed and SciELO, save articles as Markdown notes in the product folder and cite them (ABNT, Vancouver, APA, BibTeX).
Your material never goes to a BRIX server: files live on your disk, and login only validates access.
The agent drafts; you sign. Review every claim against your medical council's advertising rules before publishing.

Which plan includes the marketing studios?

	STARTER	PRO
Price	US$ 10/mo for 3 months, then US$ 14/mo	US$ 30/mo
Agent environment (grid, canvas, squads, SuperAgents, BRIX MCP)	Yes	Yes
COPY, Static Ads, Carousel & Content, Video	No	Yes
Pack of 13 marketing skills	No	Yes
Maestro voice agent	No	Yes

New accounts get 7 days of STARTER free, no card. After subscribing, there is a 7-day guarantee. See the plans or download BRIX for macOS (Apple Silicon) or Windows.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Claude Code for marketing, not just coding?

Yes. In BRIX PRO, Claude Code runs inside the marketing studios, reads your product base in Markdown and writes copy, ad prompts, carousels, content and video edits.

Do the marketing studios come with the free trial?

No. The 7-day free trial covers STARTER, the agent environment. The studios are part of PRO, which has a 7-day guarantee after you subscribe.

Does BRIX charge for tokens or per creative?

No. Agents run on your Claude Code, Codex or other subscriptions, and image generation runs on your own provider key. The BRIX subscription pays for the environment.

Does BRIX publish my ads?

No. BRIX produces the creatives and copy as files; you publish them in your ads manager. The META ADS dashboard is exclusive to MEDCODING students and not sold here.

Do I need to know how to code to use the studios?

No. You pick the product, fill the base (or let the agent fill it) and ask in plain language. Coding mode is optional.

Where do the files end up?

In the product folder on your disk, as Markdown, PNG, MP4 and JSON. You can open them without BRIX and version them in git.