Encoded · A brand consultancy for the agentic age
Est. 2026Remote-firstBCP v0.1 (draft)

 Encoder is live · BCP v0.1

Your brand has a
new audience.
They're machines.

AI agents are writing your copy, buying your media, briefing your partners, and describing you to your customers. Some work for you. Most do not. None of them know who your brand is. We fix that.

The $99 Encoder turns your site, documents, and interview answers into a seven-file Brand Context Protocol tree. Registry hosting is the next paid runtime.

The brand deck rotting on a shared drive is the antagonist of this decade. Your agents can't read it. So your customers can't feel it.
One briefEvery agentBrand speed
§ 01 · Why it matters

Brand is more valuable in the agentic age. Not less.

01.1

Every touchpoint an agent creates is a brand moment. When agents do half your marketing, brand fidelity stops being a guidelines problem. It becomes an infrastructure problem.

The judgment of your senior marketers needs to live somewhere every agent can reach before it acts.

01.2

Encoded does that work. We translate the tacit knowledge in your best people's heads into something every agent in your stack can read. Your team. Your vendors. The consumer AIs describing you to people who have never been to your site.

In the world of agentic marketing, brand fidelity is an infrastructure problem, not a guidelines problem.

§ 02 · What you get

One brief. Every agent.

Encoded gives machines the same kind of brand judgment a senior marketer would bring into the room.

Your brand

Your brand, encoded.

A versioned, machine-readable expression of your voice, values, boundaries, claims, and positioning. Authored once. Updated like a living document.

copywritingcreative genmedia buyingreview and approval
Where agents look

Published where agents look.

Hosted on your domain or through our Registry runtime. Agents get one source of truth before they write, classify, summarize, or sell.

Zefr BSRPMeta Advantage+Adobe GenStudioDSP briefs
From day one

Working from the moment it ships.

Internal copy agents, media platforms, vendor tools, and consumer AIs can all reference the same source of truth. Brand fidelity at agent speed.

ChatGPTPerplexityGeminiagentic commerce
§ · How it works

Encode once. Serve everywhere.

  1. 01

    Run the Encoder.

    Pay once, upload what you have, and answer a focused interview. Encoder extracts the signal and writes your first BCP file tree.

  2. 02

    Sharpen against the corpus.

    The draft is scored, refined, and checked for weak claims, vague voice rules, and missing boundaries before you trust it.

  3. 03

    Publish to the Registry.

    Your brand context becomes a signed, hosted endpoint agents can fetch before they write, classify, sell, support, or summarize.

Start encoding Read the spec
§ · Pricing

Encode your brand. Then keep it readable.

Start with the self-serve Encoder. Use Registry hosting when agents need a stable endpoint. Bring us in when senior judgment has to be in the room.

Registry
$49per month, private beta

Hosted context.

Serve signed BCP files from a hosted runtime, with fetch logs and a path to verified publisher attestation.

  • Hosted brand-agent endpoint
  • Versioned files and publish controls
  • Built for agents, vendors, and internal tools
Ask for Registry access
Enterprise
$25K+high-touch engagement

Senior judgment, applied.

We run the encoding with your team, resolve contradictions, verify claims, and install the result across your agent stack.

  • Stakeholder interviews and brand audit
  • Claims, boundaries, and surface rules
  • Registry installation and agent testing
Talk to us

The free authoring prompt remains available for anyone who wants to adopt BCP without paying Encoded.

02

Proof flows.

The protocol is a spec. These are the execution paths. Real agents, real platforms, fetching real brand context before they act.

§ · Technical detail

The technical detail lives at brandcontextprotocol.dev.

BCP is open. Encoded is the product path for teams that want the work done, refined, hosted, and maintained.

Spec under CC BY 4.0, reference code under MIT. Read the technical spec at brandcontextprotocol.dev.

 Manifesto

§ · Manifesto
The brand deck rotting on a shared drive is the antagonist of this decade. Your agents can't read it. Your vendors won't. ChatGPT never will.
§ · We use it ourselves

We ship our own brand as BCP.

Reference implementation

Our brand is a repo you can fork.

A brand consultancy that can't encode its own brand into BCP has a credibility problem. So we ship ours in public, at encodedbrands.com/.well-known/brand.md. It's the reference template every brand forks.

The snippet on the right is pulled live from our voice.md at build. It's the same file our copy agents read before they write anything under the Encoded name.

License: CC BY 4.0 (spec), MIT (code)Version: 0.1.0
Read our brand.md Fork the template
encoded / .well-known / brand / voice.md live
---
parent: /.well-known/brand.md
file_type: voice
last_updated: 2026-04-17
---

# Voice

Encoded sounds like a senior brand strategist who has stopped needing to prove anything and started needing to build something. Confident in the work, impatient with noise, kind to the reader.

## Voice attributes

- **Direct.** Short sentences by default. No hedging. If we believe it, say it.
- **Optimistic, not naive.** We're bullish on brand in the agentic age, and we're honest about the stakes if brands don't move. We name the threat and the opportunity in the same breath.
- **Expert, not academic.** We know the work. We don't show off by demonstrating that we know the work. No five-dollar words where one-dollar words do the job.
- **Plain-language.** We translate. We'd rather be understood than impressive. Jargon earns its keep or gets cut.
- **Convicted.** We have a thesis and we argue for it. Brand fidelity matters. Agents need context. The protocol is open for a reason. Say so.

§ · Launch

 Working prototype

The Encoder is live. The runtime comes next.

We are testing the full path now: paid Encoder session, BCP draft, Brain refinement, and Registry publish. Early users should expect product edges and real output.