From Idea to PDF Report in 60 Seconds

The Scenario

You have a podcast recording tomorrow morning. The guest is a venture capitalist who focuses on climate tech. You need a research brief: their background, recent investments, published opinions, conversation starters, and topics to avoid. Normally this takes two to three hours of searching, reading, copying notes, and formatting everything into something you can actually reference during the interview.

With Flockx, the entire process takes about 60 seconds of your time. Not 60 seconds of waiting. Sixty seconds of active work: choosing a task, filling out a short form, and clicking confirm. Your AI team handles the research, writing, and formatting. You review the result and export a clean PDF.

Here is exactly what that looks like.

1

Choose a Task

Open the task list from the chat overlay. Select the task you need.

From the chat interface, open the task drawer. You see a list of available tasks organized by category. Each task card shows a title, a short description, and the team member who handles it.

What You See

The task drawer slides open from the right side of the chat. Tasks are listed as cards you can browse. For this scenario, you are looking for:

Guest Research Brief

Sage researches a guest's background, work, and talking points for your interview.

Click the card. That is step one. Five seconds.

3

Review the Compile Preview

See a summary of what will run before confirming.

Before anything executes, you see a compile preview. This shows you a summary of the task configuration: who is handling it, what inputs you provided, and what the output will include. It is your chance to catch anything you want to adjust.

Compile Preview

TaskGuest Research Brief

Specialist

Sage

GuestSarah Chen

DepthDetailed Brief

Output includesBio, recent work, talking points, conversation starters

Everything looks right. Click confirm. Five seconds.

Beyond Research: Other Tasks That Follow the Same Flow

The guest research brief is one example. The task flow works the same way for every task in the library. Browse, configure, confirm, review, export. The form changes based on the task. The specialist changes based on who is best for the job. The output always lands as formatted markdown you can export as a PDF.

Brand Consistency Report

Maya, Marketing Strategy

Scan your recent content for tone and voice drift. Get a scored report with specific passages flagged and rewrite suggestions included.

Competitive Analysis

Sage, Strategic Planning

Enter up to five competitors. Get a side-by-side breakdown of positioning, pricing, content strategy, and actionable opportunities.

Content Audit

Clara, Content Creation

Evaluate your existing content for SEO gaps, outdated information, and missed opportunities. The output includes specific action items per piece.

Outreach Campaign Plan

Alex, Ambassador

Identify target partners, draft personalized messages, and get a follow-up schedule. The full outreach plan exports as a PDF you can hand to your team.

Every task in the library follows the same five-step pattern. The form handles the prompt engineering. The specialist handles the execution. The export handles the formatting. You handle the decisions.

Why the Task Flow Changes How You Work

The important thing about the task flow is not speed, although 60 seconds versus 3 hours is hard to ignore. The important thing is that it turns deliverables into a routine. When producing a research brief costs two hours, you do it rarely. When it costs 60 seconds, you do it for every guest, every meeting, every decision that needs context.

The bar for "is this worth doing?" drops dramatically. A brand consistency check that you would never schedule manually becomes something you run biweekly without thinking about it. A competitive analysis that used to be a quarterly project becomes a weekly habit.

That is the real unlock. Not just faster work, but more of the work that matters.