@thedrivenceo/aivisibilitysystem
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Private CLI installer and workflow runner for The Driven CEO AI Visibility System.
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AI Visibility System
Private product repo for The Driven CEO's Visibility Content System.
This repo contains the local setup script, agent specs, protected platform knowledge files, and client help docs for the paid Notion + AI content system.
What This Does
- Connects a duplicated Notion content dashboard to Claude or Codex workflows.
- Creates local Client Working Brief files so AI runs do not reread all of Notion every time.
- Drafts content from raw ideas.
- Checks drafts against brand rules.
- Creates and exports Canva media when needed.
- Schedules approved content to ServeSuite or GoHighLevel when connected.
Folder Map
scripts/- setup and workflow commandsdocs/- internal agent specs, architecture notes, and implementation guidancehelp-docs/- client-facing setup and troubleshooting docsknowledge/platforms/- protected platform guidance used by the AItemplate-notes/- Notion schema notes and build QA
Local Generated Files
These are created on each client's computer and should not be committed:
.envvisibility-content-system.config.jsonsetup-report.mdai-working-brief.mdclient-context/client-commands.md
Security
- Never commit API keys, passwords, tokens, private integration keys, or client secrets.
- Credentials must live in
.envor an approved local secret store. .env.exampleshould contain variable names only, never real values.
Client Install Command
mkdir -p ~/Desktop/AI\ Visibility\ System
cd ~/Desktop/AI\ Visibility\ System
npx @thedrivenceo/aivisibilitysystem@latest setupThe install command creates the client folder on the Desktop, opens that folder in Terminal, and starts setup.
Clients can then run plain commands from the same folder:
npx @thedrivenceo/aivisibilitysystem@latest draft
npx @thedrivenceo/aivisibilitysystem@latest brand-check
npx @thedrivenceo/aivisibilitysystem@latest scheduleLocal Development Commands
npm run setup
npm run draft
npm run brand-check
npm run scheduleUse local development commands only inside this source repo.
