Ozigi Documentation
Ozigi helps small technical teams find leads, run outreach, and publish content that sounds human. Two engines do the work: an Outbound engine that sources and qualifies leads then runs email and LinkedIn sequences, and a Content Engine that publishes social posts, newsletters, and long-form articles in your voice.
They share one brain. The persona that writes your LinkedIn sequence writes your blog post, and the same constraints that keep a cold email out of the spam folder keep a newsletter from reading like it was generated.
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Quick Start
Get outbound running and your first content piece live in about ten minutes.
Platform Overview
The two engines, what they share, and which one you actually need.
Personas
Voice profiles that shape every post, email, and article. The single highest-leverage thing you can configure.
Content Engine
Social Posts
Turn a URL, a brain dump, or a PDF into posts for LinkedIn, X, Discord, and Slack at once.
Newsletter & Subscribers
Write, schedule, and send email newsletters, and manage the list they go to.
Long-Form Articles
Blog posts and technical articles from 800 to 8,000 words, calibrated to a reader and audited before you see them.
Personas
Voice profiles that shape every post, email, and article. The single highest-leverage thing you can configure.
Outbound
Campaigns
Define an ICP, source leads from GitHub, Dev.to, npm and Hacker News, and score them before anyone gets emailed.
Sequences & Sending
Multi-step email and LinkedIn sequences, daily limits, reply detection, and how sends are scheduled.
Email Setup
Connect a Gmail App Password or any SMTP provider. Required before a campaign can send.
LinkedIn Extension
LinkedIn outreach runs from your own browser tab, at human pace, never from a server.
Integrations
Deep Dives
Multimodal Ingestion
How the Context Engine extracts narrative from unstructured dumps, URLs, and PDFs.
The Banned Lexicon
Curing 'AI-Speak' by enforcing aggressive, API-level token restrictions.
System Personas
Why we abandon standard prompting in favor of strict Editorial Briefs.
Human-in-the-Loop
The automation fallacy and the 90/10 rule of collaborative content engineering.
The Structural Audit
Catching the AI tells a word list can't reach — cadence, repetition, broken code, and content aimed at the wrong reader.
Help
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