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The Content AI Flow is how Twin processes editorial signals and produces useful assistance. It mirrors the OODA loop but is extended for assembly, collaboration, and continuity in content work.
1

Observe

Twin monitors changes across Notion, WordPress, GitHub, and other connected systems for status changes, new drafts, and review requests.
2

Orient

It maps new signals to the Content domain model: is this a new article, a review handoff, or a campaign update?
3

Context Assembly

Twin pulls related articles, campaign briefs, author history, and style guides into a unified context object.
4

Reason

It evaluates next best actions: draft proposal, review flag, deadline alert, or asset recommendation.
5

Discover

Twin checks for gaps: missing topics, unlinked assets, outdated citations, or broken cross-references.
6

Delegate

It routes preparatory tasks to domain agents, such as fetching image metadata or checking URL health.
7

Collaborate

Twin presents proposals in the workbench as suggestions the practitioner can accept, edit, or reject.
8

Decide

Based on feedback, Twin finalizes the recommendation and prepares the capability request.
9

Act

Twin initiates the governed capability, such as submitting a review request or scheduling a publish.
10

Continue

It records the action, updates context, and preserves memory for the next session or handoff.