The most useful automation a marketing team writes is rarely a workflow node. It is "pull every campaign that ended last month, summarise the channel mix including the billboards, and open a doc" — the kind of thing that wants a general agent with real access.
HeadshotMarketing exposes exactly that. Its MCP server presents campaigns and templates, contacts, leads, deals and pipelines, support tickets, content, the calendar and approvals, physical placements, locations, funnels and analytics as individually described, typed tools, with ready-made prompts for common jobs and read-only resources an agent can use to orient itself.
Everything routes through the same gateway as the app, so the agent inherits the caller's role: there is no second authorisation path, actions that publish, spend or contact customers follow the workspace's approval rules, and every call is on the audit trail.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a customer story.
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