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I built Vect because I was tired of "Random Acts of Marketing" and juggling 15 disjointed tools (LLMs for text, separate image gens, spreadsheets for planning). I wanted a cohesive system—an OS—rather than just a wrapper.

Refusing to be another "text generator," we built Vect on three architectural pillars:

Strategy (The Brain): Agents that research/plan using live web search and user psychology simulations. Execution (The Hands): Native integration of high-fidelity models (Veo for video, Imagen for images) to do the actual work. Automation (The Workforce): A "State-Aware" agent system. Through a persistent "Brand Profile," all agents share memory of your tone, audience, and product—eliminating the need to re-prompt context. The goal is to move from "Idea" to "Executed Campaign" in minutes by having agents do the heavy lifting in the background.

We wrote a full guide on the architecture and credit economy here: https://blog.vect.pro/vect-ai-bible-guide

Would love feedback on the agent orchestration approach!