A wholesale repurposing: the legal brain comes out, a 43-strong library of marketing playbooks goes in.
pkbtran/marketingOS
Full domain pivot to marketing assistant -- retains Mike's infrastructure, replaces the legal feature layer
pkbtran has taken the Mike legal-AI codebase and reoriented it as a marketing tool. The upstream legal prompt library, system prompt, and UI labels are replaced with marketing equivalents: 39 skill prompt files covering SEO, A/B testing, copywriting, CRO, and related topics, plus a skill-loader that dispatches on /skillname slash commands. The frontend legal navigation is hidden via CSS rather than removed. Backend tooling infrastructure (document management, table review, workflows) is preserved intact.
The other change is a lockfile swap from Bun to npm. That's housekeeping with no functional effect.
For evaluators: the legal feature logic is gone. What remains is an infrastructure base (Express backend, Next.js frontend, Supabase, S3-compatible storage) with a new marketing prompt corpus on top. The headless Puppeteer fetch module and Brave search wrapper are the two pieces most likely to be of independent interest.
What's in it
- marketingOS rebrand The legal-AI identity has been replaced wholesale with a marketing-assistant product positioning.
- Marketing playbook library A bundled library of 39 marketing playbooks ships as the headline capability.
- Backend toolchain cleanup Signals of standardising backend tooling, suggesting ongoing maintenance rather than a one-shot rebrand.
Direction
brandingknowledge-managementdrafting
Activity
📝 Drop backend `bun.lock` in favour of npm 1 commit 2mo ago minor change
Threads of work (detailed view)
pkbtran points Mike at marketing instead of law
A wholesale repurposing: the legal brain comes out, a 43-strong library of marketing playbooks goes in.
Legal-AI codebase rebranded as marketingOS with a 12k-line skill prompt library
pkbtran's fork replaces the upstream legal product with a marketing assistant, adding 39 skill prompt files and a loader that injects them by slash command. The underlying tool infrastructure is preserved; the legal UI is hidden with CSS rather than removed.